Between April 6 and April 10, digital asset investment products attracted approximately $1.1 billion in fresh capital, marking the strongest weekly inflow since the beginning of the year and one of the best performances seen in recent months.

Total assets under management across crypto-focused funds surpassed $144 billion. Over the course of the week, the figure increased by roughly $13 billion. Trading activity also picked up, with volumes rising by 13%. However, current turnover of around $21 billion remains well below the average level recorded over the past year.

Market sentiment improved amid easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and softer-than-expected economic data from the United States. These developments encouraged investors to increase exposure to higher-risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.

Despite the positive momentum, concerns resurfaced over the weekend as reports emerged suggesting a potential escalation of regional conflicts. New developments related to international shipping routes and broader geopolitical risks also contributed to market uncertainty.

The overwhelming majority of capital inflows originated from the United States, accounting for roughly 95% of the total. Smaller but still positive contributions were recorded across several European markets as well as Canada.

Bitcoin-related investment products attracted the largest share of investor interest during the week. Ethereum-based products also recorded significant inflows. Meanwhile, performance among alternative digital assets remained mixed, with some attracting fresh capital while others experienced outflows.

For comparison, crypto investment products generated inflows of approximately $224 million during the previous week, highlighting the sharp increase in investor demand observed in the latest reporting period.