As shifting sentiments toward emerging technology in Washington, D.C., sustained strong demand for digital assets, crypto investment goods pulled in practically$ 2 billion last year.

The products, which include spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, saw$ 1.9 billion in inflows in the seven-day period through January 25, down 13 % from the week prior, CoinShares data shows. For the second consecutive year, inflows have hovered around$ 2 billion. &nbsp,

This year, investors have invested$ 4.8 billion into modern property investment products.

Interest in online property products peaked after President Donald Trump’s opening, according to James Butterfill, Head of Research at Coinshares, in an scientist statement published Monday. &nbsp,

The pro-crypto movement’s primary official executive order was signed last week, establishing a Political Working Group on Digital Asset Markets, and advancing plans to look into a nationwide Bitcoin supply and other plan pledges.

In the meantime, Trump-era national regulators have indicated they will get a softer position on online tokens and their issuers. &nbsp,

Trading volumes were high as a result of recent political executive orders that suggested the introduction of a proper reserve asset in Bitcoin, according to Butterfill in the note on Monday.

Bitcoin made the most significant gains last week, accounting for$ 1.6 billion, or more than 80 %, of all inflows into digital asset-based products.

That’s despite a slump in the price of Bitcoin, which dipped below the$ 100, 000 mark last week. Since then, the advantage has recovered significantly above$ 102, 000.

In the weeks following President Trump’s inauguration, buyers generally poured money into a number of smaller market-cap tokens, though the inflows were only slightly lower than those of the week before the meeting. &nbsp,

Ethereum-based money made the second-largest increases last year, seeing$ 205 million in flows, or roughly$ 40 million less in flows during the week before. &nbsp,

However, XRP products recorded$ 18.5 million last year, or roughly half the funds they pulled in during the preceding seven-day time. Solana, Chainlink, and Polkadot offerings saw inflows last week of$ 6.9 million,$ 6.6 million, and$ 2.6 million, respectively.

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