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Digital asset investment products recorded strong inflows last week as macro tensions eased and crypto prices regained momentum. Investors moved back into risk assets, supported by geopolitical stability and a technical breakout in Bitcoin. The result was $1.4 billion in total inflows, the third consecutive week of gains and the strongest weekly total since January.
Coinshares data showed Bitcoin accounted for the majority of flows, attracting $1.116 billion in fresh capital and lifting its year-to-date total to $3.1 billion. The asset’s breakout above $76,000 mid-week shifted market structure after weeks of sideways trading, reinforcing bullish conviction and drawing additional institutional participation.
Short Bitcoin products saw only $1.4 million in inflows, suggesting limited hedging demand as investors favored upside exposure.
March inflation data was described as largely benign, with CPI at 3.3% and core inflation at 2.6%. Markets interpreted inflation as supply-driven rather than systemic, reducing pressure on risk assets and supporting broader capital inflows.
The United States contributed the largest share of inflows at $1.5 billion. Germany also posted modest gains of $28 million, consistent with the overall positive trend.
Switzerland, however, diverged with $138 million in outflows, its largest weekly exit since November. The regional split points to selective risk positioning rather than uniform global optimism.
Ethereum attracted $328 million, its strongest week since January, and year-to-date inflows rose to $197 million, reflecting renewed investor confidence.
By contrast, XRP and Solana recorded outflows of $56 million and $2.3 million, respectively. Despite the outflows, Solana’s price action was described as constructive. It trades near $85.85, with steady weekly gains and strong trading volume.
Analyst Celal Kucuker said Solana could rally toward $300 to $450 under favorable conditions. The view cites a long-term ascending trendline supported by consistent higher lows.
Solana reportedly rebounded from the $70–$85 demand zone and is approaching key resistance between $130 and $160. A confirmed breakout above that range could open a path toward $190–$220.
Failure to hold above $130 would weaken the bullish structure, and continuation would depend on sustained liquidity and broader market strength.
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