Crypto Funds Attract $3.3 Billion Inflows with Bitcoin Leading

Digital asset investment products witnessed significant inflows last week, primarily driven by Bitcoin.

Total crypto fund inflows reached $3.3 billion, raising assets under management to $239 billion, the highest since early August.
Bitcoin led with $2.4 billion in inflows, marking the largest weekly increase since July, while short Bitcoin funds saw outflows, reducing their valuation to $86 million.
Ethereum experienced a rebound with $646 million in inflows after eight consecutive days of outflows, despite a 3% price correction to $4,500.
Solana recorded a single-day inflow of $145 million, its largest ever, accumulating $198 million for the week, indicating rising interest in alternative coins.
Other assets like XRP, Cardano, and Sui saw inflows, while Aave and Avalanche faced outflows.

Geographical Insights

The United States dominated inflows with $3.2 billion, significantly ahead of other regions.
Germany followed with $160 million, achieving its second-largest daily inflow on September 12.
Switzerland faced $92 million in outflows, offsetting some European gains.
Canada, Hong Kong, and Brazil reported modest inflows, while Sweden experienced $6 million in outflows.

The digital asset market is recovering, nearing record highs, with notable contributions from Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. Additionally, Arthur Hayes predicts a potential market rally driven by anticipated economic stimulus under Trump and increased liquidity, possibly extending into 2026.