Over the past week, digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) witnessed fund inflows worth $716 million, according to the latest data compiled by European-based digital asset investment manager CoinShares. The data shared today by market analyst Wu Blockchain identified that the inflows of $716 million make crypto ETPs record their second consecutive week of positive flows of capital, as investor sentiment improves based on anticipations of the US Fed interest rate cut.

Crypto exchange-traded products (crypto ETPs) are publicly traded securities that allow investors to gain exposure to cryptocurrencies without directly owning them, mimicking the price movements of various crypto assets, and are traded on regulated exchanges.

After strong volatility noted across markets over the past month, consumer sentiment improved in December, driven by high odds (roughly 87%) of a Fed interest rate cut this month. The latest inflows this week have pushed crypto ETPs’ total assets under management (AuM) to currently stand at $180 billion, according to the data.

Digital asset ETPs saw US$716m in weekly inflows, lifting total AuM to US$180bn, though still well below the US$264bn all-time high. Bitcoin attracted US$352m while XRP (US$245m) and Chainlink (US$52.8m) also saw strong demand. Short-Bitcoin products saw outflows of US$18.7m, the…

Bitcoin ETP assets experienced the largest inflows worth $352 million over the past week, as illustrated by the data. The influx of funds is an indicator of continued improvement in user sentiment across crypto markets.

XRP ETP products pulled in $245 million over the week, showing renewed interest in XRP products. The bullish momentum around the digital asset is mainly catalyzed by the recent debut of an XRP-based ETP in the US. The launch of the Canary Capital XRP ETF on November 13, 2025, triggered renewed interest in XRP and its digital products as investors are looking for alternatives to Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Chainlink products followed with 52.8 million inflows over the week, a reflection of increased enthusiasm for Chainlink-powered digital asset products, mainly fueled by the recent launch of the Chainlink ETF. The US SEC’s approval of the launch and trading of the Chainlink ETF last week attracted millions of dollars in inflows into Chainlink products in the past recent days.

Other important developments, as flagged by CoinShares, include the trading of short-Bitcoin products and the regional outlook of crypto ETP inflows.

According to the data, short-Bitcoin products recorded $18.7 million in outflows over the last seven days, the largest withdrawals experienced since March 2025. The withdrawals of funds from short-bitcoin products are an indicator of improvement in crypto market sentiment as investors reverse bets on further price declines, as pointed out by the $18.7 million outflows in short-Bitcoin ETPs.

Also, the data listed geographical regions that contributed to the crypto ETP inflows over the week. The US produced $483 million of the total $716 million crypto ETP inflows this week, as explained in the data. Germany followed with a weekly inflow of $96.9 million, while Canada came third with $80.7 million in inflows. The presence of the US, Germany, and Canada shows strong demand for crypto ETPs in North America and Europe, especially in the respective countries.

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