Data: CoinShares: Digital asset investment products saw net inflows slow to $230 million last week
ChainCatcher reports that, according to market sources, the interpretation of the Federal Reserve meeting as "hawkish hold" has caused the net inflow to digital asset investment products last week to slow to $230 million. Among this, there was a combined inflow of $635 million in the two days preceding the FOMC meeting, while there was an outflow of $405 million after the meeting. Overall, all regions still saw net inflows, with the United States recording an inflow of $153 million, Germany $30.2 million, and Switzerland $27.5 million.
Bitcoin products saw an inflow of $219 million, but short Bitcoin products still attracted $6 million, indicating growing divergence between bulls and bears. Solana recorded net inflows for the seventh consecutive week, with $17 million this week and a cumulative total of $136 million. Ethereum, after three weeks of consecutive inflows, saw a net outflow of $27.5 million this week. Chainlink and Hyperliquid recorded $4.6 million and $4.5 million in inflows, respectively.
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