Crypto Funds See $1.9B Inflows Last Week as Ethereum and Bitcoin Lead
Digital asset investment products recorded $1.9 billion in inflows last week, marking the ninth consecutive week of gains.
This surge brings the total during the current run to $12.9 billion, pushing 2025 year-to-date inflows to a record $13.2 billion.
U.S. Dominates Regional Inflows
According to Coinshares data Investor sentiment remained largely positive across major markets. The United States led the charge with $1.9 billion in inflows. Germany followed with $39.2 million, Switzerland added $20.7 million, and Canada saw $12.1 million enter its market. In contrast, Hong Kong posted $56.8 million in outflows, while Brazil lost $8.5 million.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Attract Heavy Interest
Bitcoin rebounded after two weeks of minor losses, bringing in $1.3 billion. Short-bitcoin products saw $3.7 million in inflows, although assets under management remain low at just $96 million.
Ethereum also saw strong demand. It drew $583 million in inflows—the largest weekly inflow since February. A sharp spike on one trading day helped push total 2025 inflows to $2 billion. Ethereum’s inflows now account for 14% of its total assets under management.
Altcoins Regain Attention
Several altcoins saw renewed investor interest. XRP ended a three-week losing streak with $11.8 million in inflows. Sui continued its recent momentum, attracting $3.5 million more.
The consistent inflow pattern underscores growing investor confidence in digital assets amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
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