WisdomTree saw net inflows of $98 million of digital assets in Q1, with assets under management reaching $867 million

Gate News message, April 13, an asset management company WisdomTree released its March monthly performance report, showing that in the first quarter of 2026 its digital asset net inflows totaled $98 million; as of March 31, its managed digital assets reached a record $867 million. The report noted that despite the overall sluggish performance of the cryptocurrency market, WisdomTree’s digital asset business achieved significant growth thanks to the launch of tokenized money market funds. (Businesswire)

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