According to the latest data analysis, the digital asset investment market continues to maintain strong momentum. In the past week, this sector attracted approximately $1.9 billion in new investments, bringing the total inflow of funds this month to over $11.2 billion, setting a new historical record. This figure far exceeds the $7.6 billion investment boom following the U.S. presidential election in December last year, highlighting investors' continued optimism towards the digital asset market.

However, the flow of funds shows significant regional differences. The United States and Germany absorbed an additional $2 billion and $70 million in new funds respectively, demonstrating the strong appeal of these two markets. Meanwhile, Brazil, Canada, and Hong Kong experienced varying degrees of capital outflow, amounting to $23.2 million, $84.3 million, and $160 million respectively.

In terms of specific assets, Ethereum has performed particularly well. Last week, it attracted $1.59 billion in investments, setting a historical second-highest level. So far this year, Ethereum has attracted $7.79 billion in inflows, surpassing the total from the whole of last year, demonstrating strong market confidence in this asset.

In contrast, Bitcoin's performance appears slightly inferior, with a capital outflow of $175 million. This stands in stark contrast to the trends of most altcoins. Among them, Solana and XRP attracted large investments of $311 million and $189 million respectively, while the emerging project SUI also garnered $8 million in funding.

However, the market is not all prosperity. Aside from the aforementioned standout cryptocurrencies, the appeal of some other altcoins seems to be waning. For example, Litecoin and BCH have seen outflows of $1.2 million and $660,000 respectively.

These data reflect the complex situation of the current digital asset market. Investors seem to be more inclined to direct funds towards specific mainstream cryptocurrencies, rather than broadly diversifying their investments. This trend may indicate that the market is undergoing a process of differentiation, with investors becoming more cautious and selective. In the future, we may see more funds concentrated on projects with strong ecosystems and clear application scenarios.