Today’s data reported by Satoshi Club revealed that digital asset investment products registered $785 million in inflows last week, making it the fifth consecutive week of inflows. However, that is a slight decrease compared to the previous week’s $882 million weekly inflows.
This increase has brought these products’ year-to-date (YTD) inflows to a total of $7.5 billion, a complete recovery from the outflows witnessed between February and March 2025. The rise indicates increasing investor confidence in crypto-focused products as alternative assets to generate financial value amid global economic uncertainty.
Digital asset funds saw $785M in inflows last week, pushing YTD totals to $7.5B and fully reversing the Feb–Mar outflows.$ETH saw $205M in new inflows, supported by the Pectra upgrade and recent leadership changes. pic.twitter.com/QBN5OGiIBS
— Satoshi Club (@esatoshiclub) May 19, 2025
Crypto asset flows of the week
According to the data, Bitcoin investment products managed to maintain their lead, attracting $557 million in weekly inflow. This inflow helped push total AUM (assets under management) in Bitcoin products to $147.9 billion.
The second position is Ethereum-focused products, which gained the spotlight with a weekly inflow of $205, fuelled by the Pectra upgrade initiative and restructuring leadership. This has helped bring Ethereum products’ year-to-date (YTD) inflows to $757 million, as per the metrics.
Solana was the only ETP (exchange-traded product) that witnessed outflows, with a small weekly outflow of $0.9 million.
Moving down, XRP-driven products witnessed inflows of $4.9 million over the week, while products offering Sui and Cardano risk experienced inflows of 9.3 million and $0.5 million, respectively.
According the data, products that bet on the decreasing price of Bitcoin (Short Bitcoin) experienced a weekly inflow of $5.8 million, signalling investors’ cautiousness towards the Fed’s hawkish stance amid interest rates hike possibility.
Lastly, while Chainlink saw $0.2 million inflow, other crypto-focused products recorded outflows of $6.6 million during the week.
Regional flows
Looking at the regional outlook, US investors took the lead, contributing $681 million to the total weekly inflows.
German investors came second with $86.3 million inflows. Hong Kong investors followed with $24.2 million inflows. This is the largest weekly inflow that Hong Kong has brought in since November last year.
On the other hand, Sweden saw a weekly outflow of $16.3 million. Likewise, Canada and Brazil also suffered weekly outflows $13.5 million, and $3.9 million, respectively.
These inflows showcase substantial change in sentiment, as crypto gradually becomes a foundation for diversified investment strategies.
