Bullish investments hit a wall this weekend. | Credit: Arne Dedert/Getty Images.
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Digital asset investment products recorded $3.17 billion in weekly net inflows.
Products saw record weekly and daily trading volumes following Friday’s tariff announcement.
Bitcoin ETFs command $158.96 billion in total net assets, representing 6.98% of BTC’s market cap.
After an incredible winning streak for digital asset investment products, the bullish month of “Uptober” may have come to a premature end after an impressive run following Donald Trump’s crypto-crashing tariff announcement last Friday.
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As per the latest report from CoinShares, digital asset investment products notched $3.17 billion in weekly net inflows for the week ending Oct. 10, 2025.
Year-to-date (YTD) inflows now stand at a record $48.7 billion.
The week’s bullishness was countered by Donald Trump’s sudden decision last Friday to impose higher tariffs on China starting Nov. 1. This announcement spiraled into the single-largest liquidation event in the history of Bitcoin and crypto.
Weekly volumes on digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) were the largest ever recorded at $53 billion, which is double the weekly average in 2025.
When the tariffs were announced on Oct. 10, markets saw their largest-ever daily volumes, at $15.3 billion.
Following this, total Assets Under Management (AuM) fell by 7% to $242 billion.
Bitcoin products saw inflows of $2.67 billion, raising YTD inflows to an ATH of $30.2 billion. That said, they’re yet to overtake 2024’s $41.7 billion.
Ethereum products captured a sturdy $338 million in inflows despite suffering $172 million in outflows on Friday. The report notes these were the largest of any digital asset.
Solana (SOL) and Ripple (XRP) products also felt the pinch, with inflows slowing down to $93.3 million and $61.6 million, respectively.
Bitcoin ETFs
As per SoSoValue data, U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) captured $2.71 billion in weekly net inflows last week.
This brings October’s monthly net inflows to a solid $5 billion, putting it ahead of September’s $3.53 billion.
Bitcoin ETF flows. | Credit: SoSoValue.
But, as of last Friday, October’s incredible inflow streak is officially over after funds posted a modest $4.5 million in daily total net outflows.
The direction from here is uncertain. BTC fell as low as $104,000 from its high of over $126,000 following Trump’s tariff shock – though it has since recovered above $114,000.
Eddie is a gaming and crypto writer at CCN. Covering the often weird and wonderful world of Web3 with an adoring, but skeptical eye.
Prior to CCN, Eddie has spent the past seven years working his way through the crypto, finance, and technology industry. He began with PR and journalism with Bitcoin PR Buzz and BitcoinNews.com, eventually working his way to become a copywriter with a dozen firms, including the likes of Polkadot before returning to journalism in 2023.
Having studied Radio production and journalism at University in the UK, Eddie spent a few years making podcasts and presenting on a local London radio station as he built up his writing chops.
A lifelong skateboarder, Eddie can often be found at the skatepark or touring the streets looking for something new to try. That, or kicking back playing JRPGs on his original PSP.
