Core Insights - Digital asset investment products experienced inflows of $2.17 billion last week, marking the strongest weekly inflows since October 2025 [1] - Despite geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in US monetary policy, the inflows indicate a resilient interest in digital assets [1][2] Inflows and Market Dynamics - Inflows were concentrated earlier in the week, with a reversal on Friday resulting in $378 million in outflows due to diplomatic escalations and trade policy concerns [2] - Bitcoin attracted $1.55 billion in inflows, reinforcing its position as the primary institutional gateway into digital assets [3] - Ethereum and Solana also showed resilience, with inflows of $496 million and $45.5 million respectively, despite potential regulatory challenges [4] Altcoin Performance - A variety of altcoins saw positive inflows, indicating an improving risk appetite, with XRP leading at $69.5 million [5] - Investors are selectively re-engaging with altcoins, favoring those with established liquidity and clear narratives [6] Regional Trends - The US led regional inflows with $2.05 billion, followed by Germany ($63.9 million), Switzerland ($41.6 million), Canada ($12.3 million), and the Netherlands ($6.0 million) [7] - Blockchain equities attracted $72.6 million in inflows, reflecting sustained investor interest in companies linked to blockchain infrastructure and services [8]

What a high barrier to entry looks like: https://t.co/sTiujOMvRBMippo 🟪 (@MikeIppolito_):The more I think about it, the stickier I think Ethereum is.The barrier to entry for new smart contract platforms is prohibitively high, there will be far fewer entrants in the future.Also, the GTM Ethereum employed (neutral, no kingmaking, don't compete against your apps) is ...