Digital Asset Investments Strengthen with $1.9 Billion Inflows Despite Geopolitical Tensions
Despite geopolitical tensions weighing on risky assets, digital asset investment products saw new inflows worth $1.9 billion last week.
With this figure, positive inflows were experienced for the ninth consecutive week, while total net inflows in 2025 reached a new record level of 13.2 billion dollars.
Bitcoin is on the rise again: Bitcoin, which experienced a strong inflow of $1.3 billion after two weeks of mild increases, showed that investors are regaining confidence.
Short Bitcoin products also saw limited inflows of $3.7 million, but the total assets under management of these products remain at $96 million.
Ethereum’s biggest weekly inflow since February: Ethereum products had their strongest weekly performance of the year last week with net inflows of $583 million, a rise that made up the latest batch of inflows totaling $2 billion, accounting for 14% of the asset under management.
Interest in altcoins is increasing again: XRP, which has experienced three consecutive weeks of growth, saw an inflow of $11.8 million in investors; Sui products also saw a positive flow of $3.5 million.
The US stood out in regional distribution: Almost all of the total inflows came from US-based investors ($1.9 billion), while Switzerland ($20.7 million), Germany ($39.2 million) and Canada ($12.1 million) also made positive contributions. On the other hand, Hong Kong and Brazil experienced outflows of $56.8 million and $8.5 million, respectively.
Resistance parallel to gold: It seems that digital assets, just like gold, are beginning to be perceived as a “safe haven” in a geopolitical risk environment. Analysts state that investors have increased their interest in crypto assets in the face of macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties.
These data show that digital assets are becoming an increasingly attractive and resilient alternative for institutional investors.
*This is not investment advice.
