The Internet reported that according to CoinShares 'latest weekly report data, the inflow of digital asset investment products totaled US$6 million last week. Although inflows were low at the beginning of the week, stronger-than-expected U.S. retail sales data in midweek could trigger a $146 million outflow. From a regional perspective, the United States continues to experience capital outflows, with total capital reaching US$71 million last week. In contrast, market sentiment was more positive in Europe and Canada, with inflows of $43.7 million to Switzerland,$22.3 million to Germany and $9.4 million to Canada respectively. The largest outflow of funds this week was Bitcoin, with only $6 million flowing out at the end of the week. Bitcoin short investment products also experienced an outflow of US$1.2 million, the outflow for the seventh consecutive week, totaling US$36 million, accounting for 40% of its total assets under management. Ethereum continued to slump, with a net outflow of US$26.7 million last week. In the past eight weeks, the total outflow has reached US$772 million. Despite this, Ethereum still ranks second in net inflows so far this year, reaching US$215 million.