Digital asset inflows have hit a record high of US$15.1 billion year-to-date, driven by Bitcoin and Ethereum, as reported by CoinShares.
Investor sentiment remains strong despite geopolitical uncertainties, with investors viewing price corrections as accumulation opportunities.
Bitcoin attracted US$1.1 billion in inflows, indicating a bullish long-term outlook, while Ethereum saw its longest inflow streak since 2021, adding US$124 million.
The US led regional inflows with US$1.25 billion, showcasing the impact of its institutional market.
Hong Kong and Switzerland experienced notable outflows, potentially influenced by local factors like regulations or market sentiment.
Apart from Bitcoin and Ethereum, altcoins like Solana and XRP also attracted investor interest with inflows.
The consistent inflow trend reflects a shift in how traditional investors perceive digital assets, now seen as legitimate additions to diversified portfolios.