CoinShares says digital asset investment products saw $3.55 billion in net inflows last week

CoinShares says digital asset investment products saw $3.55 billion in net inflows last week

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2026-09-30 14:42:28
CoinShares said in its biweekly digital asset report released on Sept. 29 that global digital asset investment products posted about $3.55 billion in net inflows last week, marking the largest weekly inflow so far this year. The update came after two weeks in which flows were broadly flat. With the latest inflows, total assets under management rose to about $173 billion, while year-to-date net inflows reached $8.6 billion. By asset class, Bitcoin products led with $2.52 billion in inflows. Ethereum products brought in $702 million, followed by Solana products at $193 million and XRP products at $92.3 million. The figures were cited by Techub News, which referenced CoinShares’ Sept. 29 report.

CoinShares said in its biweekly digital asset report released on Sept. 29 that global digital asset investment products recorded about $3.55 billion in net inflows last week, the largest weekly inflow of the year so far.

After two previous weeks of broadly flat flows, total assets under management rose to about $173 billion. Year-to-date net inflows reached $8.6 billion.

Breakdown by asset

By asset class, Bitcoin products drew $2.52 billion in inflows, Ethereum products saw $702 million, Solana products brought in $193 million, and XRP products recorded $92.3 million.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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