Are Bitcoin Inflows Resilient Amid Trade Tariffs?

2 min read | February 04, 2025 11:00 AM AEDT | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights 

  • Bitcoin recorded $486 million in inflows despite market fluctuations. 
  • US investors contributed significantly to digital asset inflows. 
  • Altcoins and blockchain-related equities continued to gain traction. 

The digital asset market experienced notable inflows, totaling $527 million last week. Despite initial volatility, which led to significant outflows at the beginning of the week, digital assets showed resilience. A sharp $530 million outflow occurred on Monday, largely attributed to market reactions surrounding DeepSeek. However, strong buying activity later in the week contributed to a recovery, bringing total inflows past $1 billion. 

Total inflows in 2024 have now reached $44 billion, with a year-to-date figure of $5.3 billion. The market’s movement suggests that these fluctuations align with broader trends rather than isolated sell-offs. 

Regional Trends in Digital Asset Inflows 

Investor interest remained strong across different regions, with the United States leading the inflows at $474 million. This brings its total year-to-date figure to approximately $5 billion. Europe followed, recording $78 million in inflows for the week and a total of $93 million year-to-date. This data indicates sustained engagement from both institutional and individual participants in digital asset markets. 

Bitcoin’s Performance Compared to Other Assets 

Bitcoin remained dominant, capturing $486 million in inflows last week. Products allowing traders to take positions against Bitcoin also saw inflows for the second consecutive week, with $3.7 million added. Meanwhile, Ethereum experienced stagnant movement, attracting less activity compared to previous weeks. 

Altcoin and Blockchain Equities Movement 

XRP saw notable inflows, reaching $15 million last week and bringing its year-to-date total to $105 million. This performance placed it among the top altcoins in terms of inflows. 

In addition to altcoins, blockchain-related equities also demonstrated strength, with inflows totaling $160 million year-to-date. This indicates continued engagement from market participants who are looking beyond individual digital assets and into the broader blockchain ecosystem. 

Broader Market Dynamics 

Despite uncertainties stemming from trade policies and external factors like the DeepSeek controversy, confidence in digital assets remains steady. While fluctuations occur, digital asset markets continue to attract attention, with participants actively engaging in various segments, including cryptocurrencies and blockchain-related equities.


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