Digital asset investment products recorded 1.4 billion dollars in inflows, marking the largest weekly total since January and extending a three week streak of positive momentum. According to CoinShares, the surge reflects growing investor confidence driven by improved risk appetite during ongoing discussions around a United States and Iran ceasefire, as well as Bitcoin climbing above 76,000 dollars midweek, its highest level since the February downturn.
Macroeconomic data also played a role. While March consumer price index came in at 3.3 percent year on year, markets paid closer attention to core inflation at 2.6 percent, suggesting that price pressures remain relatively contained and largely influenced by supply factors.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead Weekly Gains
CoinShares reported that Bitcoin attracted 1.116 billion dollars in inflows over the past week, bringing its year to date total to 3.1 billion dollars. The firm described the recent price movement as a significant technical shift after nearly two months of sideways trading. At the same time, products designed to profit from a decline in Bitcoin saw modest inflows of 1.4 million dollars, indicating limited but present demand for downside protection.
Ethereum also delivered a strong performance, drawing in 328 million dollars during the week, its best result since January. This pushed its yearly inflows to 197 million dollars.
Among alternative assets, Chainlink added 5.3 million dollars, while Sui gained 2.2 million dollars. Multi asset investment products recorded inflows of 2.6 million dollars.
In contrast, XRP and Solana experienced outflows, losing 56 million dollars and 2.3 million dollars respectively.
Regional Trends Show Strong US Dominance
The United States led global inflows with 1.5 billion dollars added over the week. Germany followed with 28 million dollars, while Canada and Sweden contributed 8.3 million dollars and 3.1 million dollars respectively. Hong Kong also recorded 3 million dollars in inflows.
Meanwhile, Switzerland stood out as an exception, registering 138 million dollars in outflows during the same period.
Market Uncertainty Persists Despite Inflows
Despite the strong inflow data, the market remains fragile. Over the weekend, shifting narratives around tensions involving Iran caused Bitcoin to briefly fall below 74,000 dollars before recovering slightly.
According to QCP Capital, markets are currently struggling to establish a clear direction, with price movements reacting more to news headlines than to underlying structural changes. Volatility remains relatively low, suggesting expectations of intermittent disruptions rather than sustained trends.
The firm added that markets are beginning to factor in the duration of geopolitical tensions rather than their intensity, pointing to a situation that may last longer than initially expected but remain contained within current limits.#crypto#cryptonews https://coinsignals.nethttps://t.me/coinsignalpublic
