Resilient Digital Assets Record $3.17 Billion Inflows Amid Market Correction

Digital assets have shown remarkable resilience, attracting significant inflows totaling $3.17 billion, even as the market faces notable price corrections. According to CoinShares, this influx has propelled the year-to-date (YTD) inflows to a record-breaking $48.7 billion, despite ongoing US-China tariff tensions impacting market stability.

Record Trading Volumes

Trading volumes for digital asset Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) reached unprecedented levels, with weekly volumes hitting $53 billion—double the 2025 weekly average. Friday’s trading session saw daily volumes peak at $15.3 billion, marking the highest single-day volume recorded. However, total assets under management (AuM) experienced a 7% decline to $242 billion following the tariff announcement.

Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead Inflows

Bitcoin (BTC) emerged as the frontrunner in inflows, capturing $2.67 billion during the week, pushing its YTD inflows to $30.2 billion, although this remains below the $41.7 billion recorded in 2024. Bitcoin’s trading volume on the day of the price correction was a record $10.4 billion, though net inflows for that day were modest at $0.39 million.

Ethereum (ETH) also witnessed substantial activity, with inflows of $338 million last week. However, it faced significant outflows of $172 million on Friday, the largest among digital assets, signaling investor concerns over its vulnerability during the market correction.

Slowing Inflows for SOL and XRP

Despite anticipation around upcoming US ETF launches for Solana (SOL) and Ripple (XRP), inflows for these assets have slowed, with SOL receiving $93.3 million and XRP $61.6 million, respectively.

For further insights into the digital asset market and investment trends, visit the detailed report on the CoinShares blog.

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