US Leads as Digital Asset Funds Experience $921M Inflows Amid Rate Cut Optimism
Timothy Morano Oct 27, 2025 10:44
Digital asset investment products witnessed a $921 million inflow, primarily driven by U.S. investors amid optimism surrounding potential rate cuts, according to CoinShares.
Digital Assets See Major Inflows
Digital asset investment products experienced a significant influx of capital, totaling $921 million, as optimism surrounding potential rate cuts bolstered investor confidence, according to CoinShares. This development comes in the wake of lower-than-expected U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which has sparked hopes of further interest rate reductions.
Regional Investment Trends
The United States emerged as the leading contributor to these inflows, accounting for $843 million. Meanwhile, Germany reported one of its largest weekly inflows on record with $502 million. Conversely, Switzerland experienced outflows amounting to $359 million, primarily due to asset transfers between providers rather than actual selling pressure.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Fund Flows
Bitcoin (BTC) dominated the inflow landscape, receiving $931 million, which has brought cumulative inflows since the Federal Reserve began cutting interest rates to $9.4 billion. However, year-to-date inflows remain below the $41.6 billion recorded last year, standing at $30.2 billion.
Ethereum (ETH), on the other hand, saw outflows totaling $169 million, marking the first time in five weeks that the cryptocurrency has experienced such a trend. Despite this, 2x leveraged exchange-traded products (ETPs) continue to attract investor interest.
Solana and XRP Fund Activity
Investment flows in Solana and XRP have cooled ahead of anticipated U.S. ETF launches, with the former seeing $29.4 million and the latter $84.3 million in activity. This cooling period indicates a potential shift in investor focus as the market anticipates new financial products.
Globally, trading volumes in ETPs remained robust, reaching $39 billion for the week, significantly surpassing the year-to-date weekly average of $28 billion. This indicates sustained interest and engagement in digital asset products despite broader economic uncertainties.
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