# 数字资产

Last week, the total outflow of funds from global digital asset investment products exceeded 812 million USD.
According to Coinshares' latest weekly report, global digital asset investment products experienced a net outflow of $812 million last week.
Analysis suggests that this phenomenon is mainly influenced by the weakening of market expectations for interest rate cuts due to U.S. macroeconomic data, particularly the revised GDP and durable goods data, leading to a shift in investor sentiment towards caution.
Although the weekly data performance has been poor, the cumulative inflow amoun

U.S. SEC Chairman: Most tokens do not constitute securities, supports "super app" platform
According to news from Hash World, Paul Atkins, the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), pointed out at the OECD Roundtable in Paris that the vast majority of crypto tokens are not securities. He outlined a plan to bring crypto activities such as trading, lending, and staking under a unified regulatory framework. The SEC is set to embark on a new chapter, where policy-making will no longer rely on ad-hoc enforcement actions, but rather provide clear rules to assist innovators in

Last week, market sentiment for BTC and ETH improved, with global inflows into digital assets exceeding $3.3 billion.
Last week, the market sentiment for BTC and ETH significantly improved, with over $3.3 billion flowing into global digital asset investment products, pushing the total global assets under management to $239 billion, close to the historical high level reached in August.
According to Coinshares weekly report analysis, this positive change is mainly attributed to the U.S. macroeconomic data being weaker than expected, as well as the overall rise in digital asset prices over the we

In August, the inflow of funds into digital assets reached $4.37 billion, with Ethereum leading the inflow over Bit.
According to CoinShares' weekly report, global digital asset investment products saw an inflow of $2.48 billion last week, bringing the total inflow amount for August to $4.376 billion and pushing the year-to-date (YTD) cumulative inflow to $35.5 billion.
Despite continuous inflows, the overall assets under management (AUM) have dropped by 10% from recent peaks due to price corrections in the market, currently maintaining at a level of 219 billion dollars.
Last week, the total i

Global digital asset investment products saw a net inflow for 2 consecutive weeks, with total inflow exceeding 1.9 billion USD last week.
According to Coinshares' weekly report, despite the "hawkish rate cut" by the Federal Reserve last week triggering cautious sentiment in the market, global digital asset investment products still achieved a second consecutive week of net inflows, with a weekly inflow amounting to $1.913 billion.
This positive performance shows that investors are gradually digesting the long-term impact of the interest rate cut policy on the digital asset sector. Notably,

CoinShares Weekly Report: Last week, net outflows from digital asset investment products amounted to $1.43 billion, marking the largest single-week net outflow since March.
According to CoinShares weekly report data, last week global digital asset investment products experienced the largest single-week outflow of funds since March, with a total outflow of 1.43 billion USD.
At the same time, the weekly trading volume of exchange-traded products (ETP) soared to $38 billion, about 50% higher than the average level for the year, reflecting a deepening divergence in investor sentiment and an increa

Despite a net outflow of $352 million in digital asset investments last week, the inflow trend year-to-date still shows structural resilience.
According to CoinShares weekly report data, although last week's weak employment data heightened market expectations for a Fed rate cut in September, this macro signal did not effectively boost the market's risk appetite for digital assets.
Global digital asset investment products experienced a total net outflow of nearly $352 million last week, with trading volume declining by 27% compared to the previous period, reflecting a more cautious mark

Standard Chartered SC Ventures will raise a $250 million fund focusing on digital assets.
According to HashChain News, SC Ventures, a subsidiary of Standard Chartered Group, plans to raise funds for a $250 million fund that focuses on investments in digital assets in the financial services sector. Gautam Jain from SC Ventures stated at the inaugural Money 20/20 fintech event in Riyadh that the fund is set to launch next year and will seek support from some investors in the Middle East, with a view towards global investment. In addition, SC Ventures plans to launch a $1 billion Africa investmen