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Despite renewed U.S.–China trade tensions and a subsequent decline in crypto prices, the market saw strong capital inflows into digital asset funds last week.

According to the latest data, investors poured $3.17 billion into crypto investment products, bringing year-to-date inflows for 2025 to $48.7 billion — already surpassing the full record set in 2024.
Friday closed with only a modest outflow of $159 million, which did little to dent the broader positive trend — another sign of growing institutional demand for crypto-based investment vehicles.

Record ETF Volumes Despite Market Uncertainty
Trading in digital exchange-traded products (ETPs) hit an all-time weekly high of $53 billion, nearly double the 2025 average.

Friday alone saw $15.3 billion in transactions — the largest single-day volume in ETF history.
However, total assets under management (AUM) declined 7% from last week’s peak to $242 billion, following a market sell-off triggered by Trump’s announcement of new tariffs on China.

Bitcoin Leads Flows but Has Yet to Match 2024’s Peak
Bitcoin attracted $2.67 billion in inflows last week, pushing total year-to-date gains for 2025 to $30.2 billion.

While strong, that figure still trails the $41.7 billion reached in 2024.
Friday’s volatility produced extraordinary trading activity — Bitcoin fund volumes hit $10.4 billion, though net daily inflows were relatively minor at $0.39 million.

Ethereum Faces Outflows, Solana and XRP Lose Momentum
Ethereum saw $338 million in inflows for the week, but on Friday it suffered a $172 million outflow, the largest of any digital asset.

Analysts say this indicates investors see ETH as particularly vulnerable during corrections, especially amid rising yields and cautious risk sentiment.
Interest in the upcoming U.S. ETFs for Solana and XRP also appears to be cooling, with inflows slowing to $93.3 million for Solana and $61.6 million for XRP.

Other altcoins posted mild but steady growth — Chainlink (+$3.2M), Sui (+$2.3M), Cardano (+$0.8M), and Litecoin (+$0.2M).
Conversely, multi-asset funds saw a notable $35 million outflow, suggesting a shift in investor preference back toward dominant single-asset products.

U.S. Leads Global Inflows as Europe and Asia Follow
Regionally, the United States dominated with inflows exceeding $3 billion.

Switzerland followed with $132 million, Germany with $53.5 million, and Australia with $9.9 million.

Canada posted smaller inflows of $3.8 million, while Sweden led global outflows with $22 million, followed by Brazil (-$10.1M) and Hong Kong (-$9.3M).

Trump’s Tariffs Shake Global Markets
Global financial markets wobbled after Donald Trump accused China of “holding the world hostage” by restricting exports of rare earth elements.

The comments sparked a sharp sell-off in risk assets — the Nasdaq fell 3.5%, while the S&P 500 dropped 2.7%.
Cryptocurrencies weren’t spared: Bitcoin briefly plunged to $102,000 before rebounding to $115,000, amid a record $19 billion in liquidations.

According to QCP Capital, the market remains cautious:

“With tightening global liquidity and heightened political risks, positioning in risk assets remains defensive going into the new week,” the firm stated.

Summary
Bitcoin continues to dominate global crypto fund flows, though its inflows remain below last year’s record.

Despite the turbulence and trade tensions, ETF and ETP products have become the backbone of institutional crypto exposure, driving historic trading volumes.
As markets brace for another volatile week, investors are closely watching Trump’s trade policy, U.S.–China developments, and potential Fed responses — factors that could determine the next major move for both cryptocurrencies and risk assets worldwide.


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Recent market data is pointing towards a fascinating trend: a potential institutional shift in focus from Bitcoin ($BTC ) to Ethereum ($ETH ).
The Evidence:
BTC ETF Outflows: Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows in August, suggesting some profit-taking or reallocation by large players.ETH ETF Inflows: In contrast, spot Ethereum ETFs attracted billions in inflows during the same period.Whale Activity: On-chain data indicates that whales have been accumulating Ethereum, with ETH exchange reserves at multi-year lows.
What does this mean? This doesn't mean Bitcoin is "dead." Rather, it highlights the market's evolving narrative as new investment products come online. Smart money may be diversifying its bets.
Do you think this rotation is real, or just a temporary trend? 👇
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The cryptocurrency investment market is experiencing a real boom: in the past week, investment products in digital assets attracted a record $3.3 billion, mainly due to weaker-than-expected macroeconomic data from the USA. According to a report by CoinShares, this is the largest weekly inflow since July 2025, signaling a recovery of investor confidence after recent outflows of $352 million.

The cryptocurrency market faced one of its worst weekly outflows on record, with $2.9 billion pulled from crypto investment products. According to a CoinShares report, this massive withdrawal ends a 19-week inflow streak that had brought $29 billion into the market.
The latest outflows bring the total three-week withdrawal tally to $3.8 billion, signaling a shift in investor sentiment as market conditions grow uncertain.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Take a Major Hit
Bitcoin led the decline, with $2.59 billion in outflows, reflecting increased sell-offs and profit-taking activity. Short Bitcoin products, however, saw minor inflows of $2.3 million, indicating some bearish bets on BTC’s price.
Ethereum followed closely, posting a record-breaking weekly outflow of $300 million—its highest-ever capital exit from institutional investment products.
Altcoins Show Mixed Trends
While most altcoins saw declines, some assets bucked the trend:
Solana (SOL): $7.4 million outflowsToncoin (TON): $22.6 million outflowsSui (SUI): $15.5 million inflows (top-performing asset)XRP: $5 million inflows
Even blockchain equities weren’t spared, suffering $25.3 million in outflows, reflecting a broader risk-off sentiment among investors.
Why Are Crypto Funds Seeing Record Withdrawals?
According to James Butterfill, Head of Research at CoinShares, three key factors contributed to the outflows:
Bybit Hack: The security breach led to concerns over exchange vulnerabilities.Federal Reserve's Aggressive Stance: A more hawkish monetary policy created uncertainty in risk assets.Profit-Taking: After 19 weeks of inflows, many investors chose to cash in gains.
Regional Breakdown of Outflows
United States: $2.87 billion withdrawnSwitzerland: $73 million outflowsCanada: $16.9 million outflowsGermany: A rare exception, with $55.3 million in fresh inflows, as investors bought the dip.
Bitcoin and Crypto Market Rebound
Despite the massive outflows, Bitcoin rebounded sharply, reclaiming the $90,000 level and currently trading above $92,000—an 8.7% increase in the past 24 hours.
This sudden market recovery coincides with the announcement of the US Crypto Strategic Reserve by President Donald Trump. The reserve will reportedly include BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, and other leading cryptocurrencies, sparking renewed optimism among investors.
While uncertainty lingers, the market remains dynamic, with institutional investors closely watching developments around regulatory policies and macroeconomic conditions.
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