Crypto Funds Hit Record $4.39B Inflows in One Week

  • Crypto funds hit an all-time weekly inflow of $4.39B

  • Ethereum saw record inflows of $2.12B, its highest ever

  • Total assets under management surged to $220B

The crypto investment market experienced its most bullish week ever, with digital asset products pulling in a record-breaking $4.39 billion in inflows. This massive influx of capital has brought the year-to-date (YTD) total to $27 billion, signaling renewed investor confidence in the digital asset space.

The spike in inflows has pushed Assets under Management (AuM) in crypto investment products to an all-time high of $220 billion, reflecting a dramatic increase in institutional interest and capital allocation. This new record underlines how rapidly the market is maturing, with more traditional investors stepping in.

Ethereum and Bitcoin Lead the Rally

Among all digital assets, Ethereum (ETH) made the most headlines, securing $2.12 billion in inflows—its highest ever weekly figure. This milestone comes amid growing optimism around Ethereum’s evolving use cases, upcoming upgrades, and increasing DeFi and NFT activity on the network.

Bitcoin (BTC) wasn’t far behind, drawing $2.2 billion in fresh investments. Despite already being the most dominant digital asset, Bitcoin continues to attract substantial institutional capital, especially from exchange-traded products and hedge funds seeking digital exposure.

The almost equal inflows into BTC and ETH suggest a more balanced investor sentiment, with Ethereum continuing to establish itself as more than just a second-place crypto asset

Last week digital asset products saw all-time high weekly inflows of US$4.39bn, bringing YTD inflows to US$27bn, pushing AuM to a record US$220bn. Ethereum attracted a record US$2.12bn in inflows, while Bitcoin saw inflows of US$2.2bn. https://t.co/y32mEP8Oa2

— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) July 21, 2025

A Turning Point for Institutional Crypto Investment

This unprecedented week may mark a turning point in how digital assets are perceived by larger financial players. With inflows surging across various crypto products and AuM hitting new records, the data indicates accelerating adoption.

Investors are increasingly treating crypto not as speculative assets, but as legitimate long-term investments. This trend could pave the way for further regulatory clarity and broader mainstream acceptance in the months ahead.

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