According to a new report from Coinshares, Digital Asset Investment Products recorded a modest $6 million inflow last week.
This follows a noticeable outflow for weeks, reflecting careful market sentiment.
James Butterfill, head of research at Coinshares, said the week was beginning aggressively, with capital flowing into digital assets.
However, he urged a massive withdrawal by pointing out that mid-week US retail sales data, which was stronger than expected, appears to scare investors.
Butterfil said the total outflow following the report reached $146 million, expunging previous profits.
Bitcoin and Ethereum face pressure while XRP shines
Bitcoin, the Belwether Digital Asset, has remained the most aggressively traded crypto, but finished the week with a meager $6 million leak.
Butterfil pointed out that asset trading patterns reflect market uncertainty and that inflows have been reversed after the publication of US economic data.
Meanwhile, the short Bitcoin product also experienced continuous pullbacks, marking seven consecutive weeks of leaks. These products lost another $1.2 million, bringing total runoff to $36 million. This is about 40% of the assets under management.
Meanwhile, Ethereum continued to pay attention to investors. Last week alone, assets faced a $26.7 million outflow, pushing their eight-week total loss to $772 million. Nonetheless, it still holds a positive YTD net inflow of $215 million and tracks only Bitcoin.
Amid wider uncertainty, XRP had the strongest weekly influx of all assets. The token raised $37.7 million, driven by rising expectations around the potential spot XRP ETF and sustained interest in Ripple's development.
Butterfill said XRP is now the third most popular crypto asset since the start of the year, with $214 million added in 2025.
Regionally, US-based investors once again led the leak, subtracting $71 million from crypto funds.
This trend is in stark contrast to other local behaviors. European countries showed stronger risk appetite, with Switzerland recording an inflow of $43.7 million and Germany recording $22.3 million. Canada also made a profit and raised $9.4 million in new capital.
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