Global digital asset funds have experienced five consecutive weeks of net inflows, with last Friday alone seeing inflows of $737 million. Last week, global digital asset funds recorded $117.8 million in capital inflows, continuing a five-week streak of capital growth. Although this round of net capital injection was the smallest weekly increase during this period, the overall capital inflow indicates a late-stage market recovery trend. Specifically, from Monday to Thursday last week, the market experienced four consecutive days of $619 million in capital outflows. However, there was a strong reversal on Friday, with a single-day inflow of $737 million, successfully reversing the week's capital outflow trend. CoinShares stated that this was the largest single-day capital inflow since 2026, "possibly reflecting a significant improvement in market risk appetite." Meanwhile, the total assets under management (AUM) of digital asset funds remained stable at $155 billion. In terms of asset classes, Bitcoin attracted over $192 million last week. Although this figure is still below the recent weekly average of nearly $1 billion, its total capital for the year has reached $4.21B. Multi-asset products saw a weekly inflow of $3.6 million, and XRP recorded a weekly capital inflow of $3 million. Conversely, short Bitcoin products experienced a weekly inflow of $6 million, indicating that a small segment of investors still expect Bitcoin prices to decline. Meanwhile, Ethereum saw an outflow of $81.6 million last week, ending a previous three-week streak of over $190 million in gains. Solana followed closely, with weekly outflows exceeding $11 million. Looking at country/region distribution, the U.S. market saw inflows of $47.5 million last week, significantly lower than the $1.1 billion in the previous week, due to a slowdown in economic growth this week. Next, the German and Canadian markets recorded net inflows of $43.8 million and $16 million respectively, indicating demand in these two countries is stabilizing. In contrast, Switzerland and Australia experienced relatively small capital movements, with net inflows of $5.2 million and $4 million respectively. Notably, Bitcoin has also experienced a strong rally since May, breaking the $80k mark for the first time since January 31. Additionally, on-chain data shows that the correlation between Bitcoin and U.S. stocks is rising back to 2023 levels, indicating a rebuilding of its link to risk assets. #Weekly Digital Asset Fund Report