#加密货币ETF According to CoinShares' latest weekly report, digital asset investment products attracted a net inflow of $921 million last week. This figure is quite substantial and reflects a significant increase in investor confidence. Notably, the inflows from the United States and Germany were outstanding, reaching $843 million and $502 million, respectively.

From the asset class perspective, Bitcoin remains the dominant force with a net inflow of $931 million. This may be related to the market's expectations for the approval of a Bitcoin ETF. In contrast, Ethereum saw a net outflow of $169 million, which is a notable contrast.

Although there was a capital outflow of $359 million in Switzerland, the report pointed out that this was mainly due to asset transfers rather than actual sell-offs. This reminds us to consider contextual factors comprehensively when interpreting data.

Overall, this wave of capital inflow is likely related to the US CPI data being lower than expected, indicating the impact of macroeconomic indicators on the crypto market. For investors, closely monitoring such capital flow data in conjunction with macroeconomic indicators can better grasp market sentiment and potential trends.