ETPWEEKLY RECAP

Research Summary

This report discusses the recent trends in digital asset fund flows, highlighting a six-week streak of outflows, a divergence in sentiment between Europe and the US, and the performance of specific digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana.

Key Takeaways

Continued Outflows in Digital Asset Investment Products

  • Six-week outflow streak: Digital asset investment products have seen outflows for the sixth consecutive week, totaling US$9m in the last week.
  • Low trading volumes: Trading volumes were low at US$820m for the week, well below the US$1.3bn average for the year, reflecting a broader low volume trend in the digital asset market.
  • Multi-asset investment products: These products have also seen a steady trickle of outflows, totaling US$32m for the year so far.

Divergent Sentiment Between Europe and the US

  • European inflows: Despite recent regulatory disappointments, European investors have shown a positive sentiment with inflows totaling US$16m.
  • US outflows: In contrast, US investors pulled out US$14m, possibly due to recent unfavorable events.

Performance of Specific Digital Assets

  • Bitcoin: Bitcoin saw minor outflows for the third consecutive week, totaling US$6m.
  • Ethereum: Ethereum continues to suffer with outflows for the sixth consecutive week, totaling US$2.2m.
  • XRP and Solana: Despite the general trend of outflows, XRP and Solana saw continued inflows, totaling US$0.66m and US$0.31m respectively.

Actionable Insights

  • Investigate the Potential of XRP and Solana: Despite the general trend of outflows, these two digital assets have seen continued inflows, suggesting they may be worth further investigation.
  • Monitor the European Market: The positive sentiment and inflows in Europe, despite regulatory disappointments, suggest potential opportunities in this region.
  • Consider the Impact of Low Trading Volumes: The low trading volumes could impact liquidity and price volatility, which should be taken into account when making investment decisions.

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