Global digital asset investment products saw a net inflow for 2 consecutive weeks, with total inflow exceeding 1.9 billion USD last week.

According to Coinshares' weekly report, despite the "hawkish rate cut" by the Federal Reserve last week triggering cautious sentiment in the market, global digital asset investment products still achieved a second consecutive week of net inflows, with a weekly inflow amounting to $1.913 billion.

This positive performance shows that investors are gradually digesting the long-term impact of the interest rate cut policy on the digital asset sector. Notably, on Thursday and Friday, the inflow of funds significantly accelerated, totaling $746 million.

In terms of asset classes, BTC and ETH remain the main allocation directions for funds. BTC saw an inflow of $977 million last week, driving its year-to-date total inflow to a record of $24.7 billion, with assets under management rising to nearly $40.399 billion.

ETH also performed strongly, with an inflow of $772 million in a single week, driving its year-to-date total inflow to nearly $12.595 billion.

In addition to mainstream assets, Solana and XRP also recorded significant inflows of $127.3 million and $69.4 million respectively, reflecting a further spread of market risk appetite.

From a regional distribution perspective, the U.S. market topped the inflow chart last week with $1.792 billion; followed by Germany, Switzerland, and Canada, contributing $51.6 million, $47.3 million, and $21 million respectively; while Sweden and Hong Kong markets experienced net outflows of $13.6 million and $3.1 million for the week.

In summary, driven by the continuous influx of funds, the total management scale of global digital asset investment products has reached nearly 40.4 billion USD. If the current trend continues, its market inflow scale is expected to match or even slightly exceed last year's level of 48.6 billion USD.

This phenomenon also indicates that institutional funds' willingness to allocate to investment products in the digital asset category is continuously increasing.

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