Twelve public firms bought 5,871 BTC last week, led by Strategy’s $472M move that pushed holdings past 600K BTC.
Hyperliquid gained nearly $1B in stablecoins while Arbitrum lost $497.8M, marking the biggest net outflow across all chains.
Ethereum pulled in $729M as BlackRock and Sharplink loaded up on ETH, including a direct buy from the Ethereum Foundation.
Bitcoin kept climbing last week as corporate and fund-level buying intensified across major chains. Capital inflows hit hard, reshaping stablecoin flows, trading volumes, and institutional positioning.
Stablecoins Flood Hyperliquid as Arbitrum Faces Major Exit
Hyperliquid dominated stablecoin activity, pulling in $967.9M in fresh USDT and USDC between July 7 and 13. Ethereum followed closely, attracting $655M, while Solana and Tron registered $575M and $548M, confirming heavy buy-side pressure.
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Mid-tier chains like Sui ($82.9M), Avalanche ($73.4M), and Near ($57.9M) continued to draw in capital. Aptos added $53.2M while Polygon and Mantle showed smaller but steady gains. Base and TON turned red, losing $41M and $50M respectively.
Arbitrum saw the most dramatic outflow-$497.8M drained in seven days. “That’s capital fleeing fast,” a desk trader said during a Sunday session, reacting to the sudden reversal in flows.
Public Companies Bought Nearly $705M in Bitcoin at Peak Levels
Twelve listed companies announced Bitcoin purchases last week, totaling 5,871.33 BTC, spending over $705 million at aggressive prices. Strategy led with 4,225 BTC acquired at $111,827, bringing its total to 601,550 BTC at a $71,268 average.
Metaplanet secured 797 BTC at $117,451, now holding 16,352 BTC. The Smarter Web Company added 275 BTC at $108,182, expanding to 1,275 BTC with an average of $106,719. Remixpoint, DigitalX, and KULR Technology also increased exposure above $99K entry levels.
K Wave Media, K33 AB, and H100 Group joined the wave, with K33 buying 50 BTC at $118,593. The Blockchain Group, Tao Alpha, and ANAP Holdings followed, each acquiring smaller but deliberate positions near market highs.
DEX Trading Volumes Spike as Traders Hunt Momentum
Spot trading on decentralized exchanges jumped 21.12% to $106.938B. PancakeSwap led volume with $46.357B, followed by Uniswap’s $17.053B and Raydium’s $6.484B-highlighting aggressive market rotation into altcoins and LP tokens.
Perpetual trading soared 31.58% to $86.889B. Hyperliquid crushed competitors with $54.619B in volume, while edgeX and Jupiter clocked in $4.006B and $3.421B respectively. Derivatives traders chased breakout volatility across majors and mid-caps.
Ethereum Inflows Hit All-Time High as Funds Position Heavily
BlackRock’s ETHA posted a record-breaking $729M ETH inflow, equivalent to 240,678 ETH—its highest weekly haul ever. According to a report by Lookonchain, this solidifies Ethereum as a core institutional asset in 2025.
Sharplink Gaming joined the flow, grabbing 60,582 ETH, including a 10,000 ETH purchase directly from the Ethereum Foundation. That transfer raised eyebrows about deeper alignment between builders and capital allocators.
Whale Traders Win Big While Others Get Wiped
AguilaTrades flipped a $35M losing position into a $2.3M win by going long on BTC at the right moment. Meanwhile, qwatio took a brutal hit- $334M liquidated, wiping $25.84M in a single move.
This market punishes hesitation but rewards precision. Every candle last week demanded guts, size, and split-second conviction.
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