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CoinShares: Digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of $224 million last week
BlockBeats message, April 7, according to the weekly report released April 7 by CoinShares Research Blog, digital asset investment products recorded approximately $224 million in net inflows last week, with market sentiment rising slightly. However, under the impact of retail sales data that beat expectations and more hawkish interest rate expectations, net flows turned into a small outflow in the latter part of the week.
By regional distribution, Switzerland contributed about $157.5 million in inflows to lead the way, followed by Germany and Canada with $27.7 million and $11.2 million, respectively. The U.S. recorded only about $27.5 million in inflows. European investors became the main driver of this week’s inflows, which stands in stark contrast to the situation in the past few weeks where U.S. products led inflows.
In terms of asset distribution, Bitcoin saw inflows of about $107.3 million, improving from a poor start to the month, but net outflows so far this month remain as high as $145 million. Short Bitcoin products recorded inflows of $16 million, the highest level since mid-November 2025, indicating that market views are still highly polarized. Solana recorded inflows of about $34.9 million, and stable year-to-date inflows account for 10% of its assets under management. Ethereum continued to lag, with net outflows of $52.8 million last week, as investors are still digesting the negative news brought by the “Clarity Act.”