Digital Asset Inflows Hit $3.3B, Lifting AuM to $239B as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana Surge: CoinShares

Digital asset investment products returned to strong inflows last week, with $3.3 billion added, according to the latest report from ￰0￱ renewed appetite came after weaker-than-expected ￰1￱ numbers, which bolstered demand for alternative assets. End-of-week price gains across the sector lifted total assets under management (AuM) to $239 billion, close to August’s all-time high of $244 ￰2￱ rebound shows growing institutional interest in digital assets after a period of subdued flows, suggesting investors see them as both a hedge and a growth opportunity amid uncertain macroeconomic ￰3￱ Regional Flows Regionally, the United States led by a wide margin, recording $3.2 billion in ￰4￱ followed with $160 million, reflecting strengthening European investor sentiment toward digital assets.

Notably, Germany’s Friday inflows ranked as the second-largest daily inflows on record for the country. However, not all regions shared the positive ￰5￱ saw $92 million in outflows, highlighting that investor sentiment remains mixed across certain European markets despite the broader recovery. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana Drive Momentum Bitcoin continued to dominate inflows, attracting $2.4 billion, the largest weekly inflow since July. Meanwhile, short-bitcoin products recorded modest outflows, pushing their AuM down to just $86 million, as bearish bets ￰6￱ also staged a notable ￰7￱ eight consecutive trading days of outflows earlier this month, the asset recorded four straight days of inflows last week, totaling $646 ￰8￱ marked a significant shift in investor sentiment, with Ethereum positioning itself as a key beneficiary of renewed ￰9￱ delivered one of the week’s standout performances, marking its largest-ever single-day inflow on Friday with $145 ￰10￱ the week, Solana products attracted a total of $198 million, underscoring rising institutional confidence in the blockchain’s growing ￰11￱ Altcoins See Mixed Sentiment While Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana led the way, other altcoins experienced more muted ￰12￱ saw outflows of $1.08 million, and Avalanche registered $0.66 million in ￰13￱ figures suggest that investors are consolidating around the larger, more established tokens, at least in the near ￰14￱ total assets under management approaching record highs once again, the latest inflow data highlights a strong shift in sentiment toward digital ￰15￱ momentum continues, particularly in flagship assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, the market could surpass its previous peak and usher in a new phase of institutional ￰16￱ Targets ￰17￱ via $1.2B SPAC CoinShares International Limited , announced a landmark move to list on the Nasdaq Stock Market in the United States through a $1.2 billion merger with Vine Hill Capital Investment ￰18￱ NEWS: CoinShares → NASDAQ US We're going public in the ￰19￱ business combination with Vine Hill ($VCIC). $1.2B pre-money ￰20￱ to be one of the largest publicly traded digital asset managers ￰21￱ subject to customary closing conditions &… ￰22￱ — CoinShares (@CoinSharesCo) September 8, 2025 The transaction is expected to close by the end of the fourth quarter of ￰23￱ completion, securities of CoinShares and Vine Hill will be exchanged for shares in a new combined company, Odysseus Holdings Limited.