From November 28 to December 6, inflows into cryptocurrency investment products reached $716 million. This marks the second consecutive week of positive momentum, according to a report by CoinShares.
The total assets under management rose to $180 billion, which is 7.9% above the November lows but still significantly below the all-time high of $264 billion.
The United States led in capital inflow with $483 million. Investors from Germany (+$96.9 million) and Canada (+$80.7 million) also showed significant activity.
A minor outflow was recorded by analysts only on December 4 and 5. The likely cause was macroeconomic data from the US indicating persistent inflationary pressure.
Products based on the first cryptocurrency attracted $352 million. Meanwhile, investors withdrew $18.7 million from short funds, marking the largest outflow since March, indicating improved market sentiment.
Inflows into XRP instruments amounted to $244.7 million. Since the beginning of the year, this figure has reached $3.1 billion, significantly exceeding the total for 2024 ($608 million).
Instruments based on LINK recorded a record weekly inflow of $52.8 million. This amount represents more than 54% of all assets under management in this sector.
CoinShares linked the current trend to a local bottom in negative sentiment among market participants.
What About ETFs?
American spot Bitcoin ETFs ended the week with a net outflow of $87.7 million. The majority of the withdrawn funds came from the ARKB product by Ark Invest and 21Shares — $77.8 million.
Ethereum ETFs in the US lost $65.59 million.
XRP-based instruments attracted $230.74 million.
Solana products received $20.3 million, while DOGE funds saw an outflow of $282,160.
Earlier, from November 21 to 28, inflows into cryptocurrency investment products totaled $1.07 billion.