Just caught up on the latest digital asset flows and the numbers are pretty wild. Last week alone saw $857.9 million pouring into digital asset management products - that's six weeks straight of inflows now, and it's the biggest weekly jump we've seen since late April. Total AUM hit $160 billion according to recent reports.

Bitcoin absolutely dominated the action with $706.1 million inflows, pushing it past the $80K mark for the first time since the February dip. Year-to-date, BTC inflows are sitting at $4.9 billion. Eth bounced back nicely with $77.1 million after bleeding $81.6 million the week before. Even the altcoins got some love - Solana pulled in $47.6 million and XRP grabbed $39.6 million.

What caught my eye was the short Bitcoin products getting hammered with $14.4 million in outflows - biggest weekly exit for shorts all year. That's a pretty clear signal that people are closing hedges as bullish momentum builds. The stablecoin yields stabilizing after that CLARITY Act compromise probably helped fuel some of this digital asset management appetite too.

Geographically, the US absolutely crushed it with $776.6 million - insane jump from the $47.5 million the week before. Germany came in second at $50.6 million, Switzerland with $21.1 million, Netherlands chipped in $5 million. Only real weakness was multi-asset products which saw $5.5 million leave.

Feels like we're seeing genuine institutional interest picking back up rather than just retail FOMO. The consistency of these inflows across multiple weeks suggests digital asset management is becoming more mainstream.