Digital Asset Sector Attracts $857.9M in Weekly Inflows as Bitcoin Tops $80K

Digital asset products witnessed a staggering $857.9M in inflows over the past week. This denotes the 6th consecutive week in terms of positive performances. As per CoinShares’ latest weekly report, the staggering inflows make the week the strongest since April’s end. This comes at a point when the compromise on the stablecoin yield of the CLARITY Act has driven optimism.

Weekly Crypto Inflows Hit $857.9M Showing Strongest Performance

In line with the market data, the $857.9M in digital asset inflows have made the past week the strongest seven days since the end of April. Additionally, this also makes it the 6th consecutive week when it comes to positive inflows. Particularly, the week recorded a huge $160B in cumulative assets under management (AuM) as Bitcoin’s ($BTC) breakout above the $80K mark supported this momentum. Specifically, the compromise on the CLARITY Act’s stablecoin yield has emerged as a driving force behind this rally.

Additionally, the bipartisan agreement, which was concluded on May 1 by Senators Alsobrooks and Tillis, was shielded against the banking sector’s disapproval on May 4. It has been a notable catalyst in the case of renewed confidence among investors. Along with that, the massive price upsurge of Bitcoin ($BTC) has placed it as the leading crypto asset in terms of flows, with a noteworthy $706.1M.

At the same time, altcoin engagement grew substantially, with Ethereum, XRP, and Solana attracting $77.1M, $39.6M, and $47.6M in inflows. On the regional level, the U.S. occupied $776.6M, denoting a sheer rebound from the prior week’s $47.5M. Additionally, Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands added $21.1M, $5.0M, and $4.0M.

Bitcoin’s Year-to-Date Flows Reach $4.9 Billion

According to CoinShares’ new weekly report, Bitcoin’s ($BTC) year-to-date flows have hit $4.9B after the latest weekly inflows of $706.1M. Additionally, the short-Bitcoin products recorded $14.4M in outflows. At the same time, the altcoin sector’s inclusion of $81.6M is notably above the prior week’s $77.1M. Overall, these statistics underscore the renewed confidence in the digital asset sector while the CLARITY Act is bolstering this momentum.