PANews reported on September 8th that according to CoinShares' latest weekly data, digital asset investment products saw outflows totaling $352 million last week, with trading volume down 27%. However, year-to-date inflows remained strong, reaching $35.2 billion. The United States saw outflows of $440 million, while Germany (+$85.1 million) and Hong Kong (+$8.1 million) saw inflows. Bitcoin attracted $524 million in inflows, while Ethereum saw significant outflows ($912 million). Meanwhile, Solana saw its 21st consecutive week of inflows ($1.16 billion year-to-date), and XRP has reached $1.22 billion year-to-date.
CoinShares: Digital asset investment products saw a net outflow of $352 million last week
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