Crypto investment products attracted $224 million last week, showing a recovery after a recent decline. Unexpectedly, Europe became the leader in inflows, with Switzerland providing $157.5 million in investments, significantly outpacing the US with $27.5 million. This shift indicates a change in the geography of institutional interest in crypto assets.

The main beneficiary was XRP, which attracted $119.6 million — the highest weekly figure since December 2025. Since the beginning of the year, inflows into the asset have reached $159 million, representing about 7% of assets under management. The surge in interest coincided with the launch of spot XRP ETFs in the US, providing institutional investors with regulated access to the asset.

Other cryptocurrencies showed mixed dynamics. Bitcoin attracted $107.3 million, despite recent outflows in early April, while Ethereum continued to decline with an outflow of $52.8 million. At the same time, Solana showed growth, attracting $34.9 million and strengthening its position among alternative assets.

Additional interest was observed in short Bitcoin products, which attracted $16 million — the highest since November 2025. Already at the beginning of the new week, Bitcoin ETFs received $471 million in a single day, the largest one-day inflow since February. Analysts attribute such movements to changing investor expectations and differences in crypto market regulation between regions.