Digital assets attract $2.17 billion in a single week! Bitcoin leads the rally, and these cryptocurrencies are also experiencing frantic inflows.

HashBard · 2026-01-19T10:26:18+00:00

The digital asset market has been hot in the past week, with a net inflow of $2.17 billion into investment products, marking the largest weekly increase since 2025. Bitcoin led the way with $1.55 billion, while other assets like Ethereum and Solana also performed well. Although policies may limit stablecoin yields, various altcoins continue to be favored by investors. The United States contributed approximately 96% of the capital inflow, indicating that global confidence in digital assets remains strong.

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2026-01-19 10:26:18

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【Blockchain Rhythm】The digital asset market has been heating up in the past week. According to data, investment products saw a net capital inflow of 21.7 billion, the largest single-week influx since October 2025.

Bitcoin unsurprisingly led the pack, attracting $15.5 billion on its own. What about the rest? Ethereum and Solana received $4.96 billion and $45.5 million respectively, performing quite well. Traditional blockchain stocks were also not left out, attracting $72.6 million in investment this week.

Interestingly, although the US Senate’s CLARITY Act may restrict the yield functions of stablecoins, various altcoins are still vying for investors’ favor. XRP saw an inflow of $69.5 million over the week, and Sui also garnered $5.7 million. It seems market enthusiasm remains high.

How is the capital distributed? The US dominates, contributing $2.05 billion, while regions like Germany and Switzerland are also continuously investing. Overall, it appears that global investors still have confidence in digital assets.

BTC-2,19%

ETH-3,76%

SOL-5,75%

XRP-1,12%

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