Digital asset funds saw a net inflow of $224 million last week, with XRP leading the market According to CoinShares weekly data, global digital asset investment products experienced a slight rebound in market sentiment, with a total of $224 million in inflows last week; However, driven by unexpectedly strong retail sales data, rising hawkish investor expectations, and mixed geopolitical signals, this positive momentum was not sustained, and a small outflow occurred in the latter half of the week. In terms of country/region distribution, Switzerland became the center of inflows last week, with a net inflow of $157.5 million, ranking first globally; Followed by Germany and Canada, which saw weekly inflows of $27.7 million and $11.2 million respectively. Notably, the US market remained relatively calm, with only $27.5 million in inflows last week, ranking third. In terms of asset classes, XRP saw $119.6 million in inflows, becoming the biggest winner last week and reaching a new high since mid-December 2025. Its year-to-date inflow also reached $159 million, accounting for nearly 7% of assets under management. Meanwhile, Solana also experienced a weekly net inflow of $34.9 million, and its inflow trend this year has been relatively stable, with inflows accounting for 10% of its assets under management. Although Bitcoin recorded a total inflow of $107.3 million last week, its funds have remained outflows since the beginning of this month, with a total net outflow of $145 million. Additionally, Bitcoin short investment products saw $16 million in inflows last week, reaching a new weekly inflow high since mid-November 2025, further reflecting market divergence on its trend. In stark contrast, Ethereum continued to underperform. Last week, Ethereum experienced outflows of $52.8 million, mainly due to investors digesting negative news from the Clarity Act. Ethereum still showed weak performance, with $52.8 million in outflows last week. Analysts believe this is mainly due to investors still digesting the negative impact of the Clarity Act. In summary, the divergence of tokens and regions in this digital asset market is mainly driven by macroeconomic data strength, rising hawkish investor expectations, and other factors, and this divergence trend may continue in the short term. #投资趋势 $BTC #加密市场行情震荡

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Digital asset funds saw a net inflow of $224 million last week, with XRP leading the market According to CoinShares weekly report data, global digital asset investment products experienced a slight rebound in market sentiment, with a total of $224 million in capital inflows last week; However, driven by unexpectedly strong retail sales data, rising hawkish investor expectations, and mixed geopolitical signals, this positive momentum was not sustained, and a small outflow occurred in the latter half of the week. By country/region, Switzerland became the center of capital inflows last week, with a net inflow of $157.5 million, ranking first globally; Followed by Germany and Canada, which saw weekly inflows of $27.7 million and $11.2 million respectively. Notably, the U.S. market remained relatively calm, with only $27.5 million in inflows last week, ranking third. In terms of asset classes, XRP attracted $119.6 million in inflows, becoming the biggest winner last week and reaching a new high since mid-December 2025. Its year-to-date inflow also reached $159 million, accounting for nearly 7% of assets under management. Meanwhile, Solana also experienced a weekly net inflow of $34.9 million, and its capital inflow trend has been relatively stable this year, representing 10% of its assets under management. Although Bitcoin saw a total inflow of $107.3 million last week, its capital flow has remained outflows since the beginning of the month, with a total net outflow of $145 million. Additionally, short Bitcoin investment products saw $16 million in inflows last week, reaching a new weekly high since mid-November 2025, further reflecting market divergence on its trend. In stark contrast, Ethereum continued to underperform. Last week, Ethereum experienced outflows of $52.8 million, mainly due to investors digesting negative news related to the Clarity Act. Ethereum still showed weakness, with $52.8 million in outflows last week. Analysts believe this is mainly due to investors continuing to process the negative impact of the Clarity Act. In summary, the divergence of cryptocurrencies and regions in this digital asset market is primarily driven by macroeconomic data strength, rising hawkish investor expectations, and other factors. This divergence trend may continue in the short term. #Investment Trends