Cryptocurrency investment funds saw a weekly inflow of $3.7 billion, marking the second-largest weekly inflow in history. According to data from CoinShares, rising investor interest pushed total assets under management to a new all-time high of $211 billion, surpassing the crucial $200 billion threshold.
📈 Total annual inflows have now reached $21.8 billion, with 13 consecutive weeks of positive flows.
⚡ Bitcoin and Ethereum Dominate
Bitcoin maintained its leading position with a weekly inflow of $2.731 billion and monthly inflows of $3.45 billion. Since the beginning of the year, a total of $18.45 billion has flowed into Bitcoin-related funds, with assets under management reaching $179.5 billion.
Ethereum followed closely, posting its twelfth consecutive week of inflows. It attracted $990.4 million this week, $1.19 billion for the month, and $4.08 billion year-to-date, with total assets under management at $19.68 billion.
📊 Interestingly, Ethereum inflows accounted for 19.5% of total AUM, compared to 9.8% for Bitcoin – showing stronger relative performance across timeframes.
📉 XRP Suffers Losses, Solana and Sui Gain
XRP experienced the largest weekly outflow of $104 million, and $93.4 million for the month. Nevertheless, its year-to-date flow remained positive at $231 million, with total AUM of $1.55 billion.
In contrast, Solana saw strong growth, with a weekly inflow of $92.6 million and monthly inflows of $114.1 million.
Other notable flows:
🔹 Sui: $3.5 million weekly, $5.1 million monthly
🔹 Cardano: $0.5 million weekly, $0.9 million monthly
🔹 Chainlink: outflow of $0.5 million weekly, $0.3 million monthly
🔹 Bitcoin Shorts: outflow of $0.4 million weekly, $0.8 million monthly
🌍 United States Leads Global Inflows
The United States led regional flows with a massive weekly inflow of $3.738 billion, $4.637 billion monthly, and $21.614 billion year-to-date. Total U.S. AUM now stands at $160.7 billion.
Other regional figures:
🔹 Germany: outflow of $85.7M weekly, -$56.2M monthly, +$1.015B YTD
🔹 Switzerland: inflow of $65.8M weekly, $101.4M monthly, -$129M YTD
🔹 Canada: inflow of $17.1M weekly, $12.3M monthly, +$152M YTD
🔹 Australia: $1M weekly, $5M monthly
🔹 Brazil: $7.5M weekly inflow, -$16.7M monthly outflow, +$14M YTD
🔹 Sweden: $15.7M weekly inflow, -$22.5M monthly
🔹 Hong Kong: neutral weekly, -$3M monthly, -$61M YTD
🔹 Other regions combined: $4.1M weekly, $6.5M monthly
🏦 ETF Providers: Mixed Results
Among providers, iShares dominated with:
🔹 $2.434 billion weekly
🔹 $2.752 billion monthly
🔹 $19.923 billion year-to-date
🔹 Total AUM: $90.3 billion
Other key players:
🔹 Fidelity Wise Origin: $400M weekly, $648M monthly, $897M YTD
🔹 ARK 21Shares: $339M weekly, $509M monthly
🔹 Bitwise: $103M weekly, $168M monthly
🔹 ProShares: $30M weekly, $124M monthly
🔹 21Shares AG: $58M weekly, $82M monthly
🔹 Grayscale: $189M weekly, but -$1.508B YTD outflow
🔻 CoinShares XBT was the weakest performer, with weekly outflows of $16 million, monthly $23 million, and $305 million year-to-date. Total AUM stands at $3.885 billion.
📌 Summary
Crypto investment funds are enjoying a wave of strong capital inflows. Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to attract the lion’s share of interest, while altcoins like Solana and Sui show signs of growing investor confidence. The U.S. remains the global epicenter of fund activity, with ETF giants like iShares and Fidelity driving the momentum.
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