Digital asset investment products have begun to attract renewed investor interest after a record-breaking outflow streak that lasted eight weeks and totaled $8 billion. According to an assessment published by CoinShares, a net inflow of $287 million was recorded across all issuers last week.
The company stated that it expects the current week to also end positively. Although the week started with fund outflows, the lower-than-expected consumer and producer inflation data released in the US changed investor sentiment in the middle of the week.
The US Consumer Price Index, released on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, fell 0.4% on a monthly basis, exceeding expectations of a 0.2% decrease. CoinShares reported a limited rise in Bitcoin following the data release, a repricing of interest rate expectations, and approximately $250 million in inflows into digital asset funds.
On Tuesday, net daily inflows across all digital assets and issuers were recorded at $218 million. This was followed by an additional $197 million in inflows on Wednesday, after the Producer Price Index, released on Wednesday, fell by 0.3%, contrary to expectations of flat performance. Thus, total inflows for Tuesday and Wednesday reached $415 million.
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CoinShares noted that the majority of these inflows were directed towards Bitcoin-focused products. It stated that prior to the inflation data, markets were pricing in more than a full interest rate hike for September, but this expectation was roughly halved following the weak data.
According to the company, individual sales coming in line with expectations also points to a limited weakening in economic activity. CoinShares assessed that a weaker economic outlook could provide support for Bitcoin if it leads to a new shift in interest rate expectations.
However, the company remains cautious about Bitcoin’s short-term upside potential. CoinShares stated that Bitcoin has likely reached or is very close to its bottom, and that it does not see significant upside potential under current conditions.
According to CoinShares, a single weak employment data point and a single low inflation data point may not be enough to prompt the US Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. It was also noted that the renewed rise in oil prices following developments in Iran could negatively impact the inflation data to be released next month.
The company expects Bitcoin to trade in a horizontal range unless there is a significant change in monetary policy expectations. CoinShares stated that it is unlikely for the BTC price to rise above the $80,000 level under current conditions.
CoinShares noted that investor behavior also supported the cautious outlook in the market, pointing out that investor interest peaked when Bitcoin traded around $120,000 and decreased significantly when the price fell to the $60,000 level.
According to the company, while current price levels are prompting some investors to increase their positions, a cautious approach is maintained due to the overall negative market sentiment.
*This is not investment advice.
