Digital asset investment products recorded $224 million in inflows last week, reversing prior outflows as markets stabilised despite geopolitical tensions.
XRP led demand with $119 million in inflows, marking its strongest weekly performance since mid-December, while Bitcoin products attracted $107 million.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs added further momentum with $471 million in inflows on Monday, building on March’s $1.32 billion total, their first positive month since October.
Regionally, Switzerland dominated flows with $157 million, followed by Germany and the United States, highlighting stronger European-led demand amid shifting market dynamics.
Broader market sentiment improved as investors discounted immediate escalation risks between the US and Iran, with oil prices easing and equity futures holding steady.
On-chain data showed approximately 308,000 BTC moved into long-term holder status, reflecting a shift towards holding rather than selling during periods of volatility.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin network activity dropped to an eight-year low, suggesting reduced retail participation and potential accumulation by institutional investors as Bitcoin traded near $69,000.
At the time of reporting, XRP price was $1.37.