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BlockBeats News, April 7th. According to the CoinShares Research Blog's weekly report released on April 7th, digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of approximately $224 million last week, with market sentiment slightly improving. However, influenced by stronger-than-expected retail sales data and more hawkish interest rate expectations, there was a slight outflow in the latter part of the week. In terms of regional distribution, Switzerland saw the highest inflow of about $1.575 billion, followed by Germany and Canada with inflows of $27 million and $11.2 million, respectively. The United States only saw an inflow of about $27.5 million. European investors were the main driving force behind this week's fund inflows, marking a significant difference from the past few weeks where U.S. products led the inflows. Looking at asset distribution, Bitcoin saw an inflow of about $1.073 billion, showing some improvement from the poor start earlier in the month, but there has still been a net outflow of $145 million so far this month. Inflows into short Bitcoin products reached $16 million, the highest since mid-November 2025, indicating continued divergent market views. Solana saw an inflow of approximately $34.9 million, with stable inflows this year accounting for 10% of its assets under management. Ethereum continued to underperform, seeing a net outflow of $52.8 million last week, as investors are still digesting the negative news from the "Clarity Act."

ChainCatcher news, according to PRNewswire, NYSE American-listed company Hyperscale Data announced that its Bitcoin treasury holdings have increased to 639.2135 BTC, with a total market value of approximately $44.1 million. Of this, its wholly owned subsidiary Sentinum holds 591.3761 BTC (including approximately 440.2341 BTC acquired on the open market and about 151.142 BTC obtained through its Bitcoin mining operations). Another subsidiary, ACG, has acquired approximately 47.1935 BTC from the open market.

According to Odaily, the correlation between Bitcoin and the "Global Easing Breadth Index," which covers 41 central banks, has recently become significantly negative. This indicates that institutional funds, represented by ETF, are more forward-looking and may have already positioned themselves in advance for a potential future cycle of monetary policy easing. This week, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded the largest single-day net inflow since late February, with the market generally believing that institutional investors now regard the current price range as an opportunity for allocation and accumulation. However, the overall market is still oscillating within a range and remains structurally fragile. Analysts believe organic demand is currently weak, corporate-level Bitcoin allocation has slowed, and volatility in the options market has risen significantly after prices fell below $68,000, with traders more inclined to increase downside protection. (CoinDesk) Note: The Global Easing Breadth Index is an indicator used to measure the “coverage of monetary policy easing” by the world's major central banks. It typically tracks around 40+ key central banks (such as the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, etc.), recording their policy directions like interest rate cuts and hikes.