Crypto Investment products recorded a net inflow of $2.7 billion last week. Coin share’ Latest report.
This marks a positive trend for the 11th week in a row, bringing a streak of influxes to $16.9 billion, boosting the annual total to $17.8 billion. The sustained inflow manages total assets under the control of over $184 billion in crypto investment products, a key milestone for the growing digital asset market.
James Butterfill, head of research at Coinshares, attributes these substantial influx to the ongoing demand for crypto products amid growing geopolitical uncertainty and changing monetary policy expectations.
However, he admitted that this year’s flow was slightly lower than last year’s $18.3 billion.
“Looking back at the six-month mark, the inflow was in trucks similar to 2024, with $18.3 billion up until the end of June.”
Bitcoin and the US are leading the charges
Bitcoin remained the top performer last week, accounting for 83% of the total crypto inflow. The investment product, tied to the world’s largest crypto, has raised $2.2 billion, boosting Bitcoin’s inflow from the start of the year to $14.9 billion.
Meanwhile, Shortcoin’s investment products had a minimal net outflow of $2.9 million, totaling $12 million per year. This change reflects positive feelings towards Bitcoin in 2025.
BTC’s continued advantage was particularly strengthened by the growing popularity of US-based Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) in the first half of the year.
For context, BlackRock’s IBIT won more than $1.5 billion in new capital last week and a grade metric of over $17 billion. This confirmed the trend of funds dominating the ETF landscape since its launch in January 2024.
Given the performance of ETFS, the US controls regional trends, and the country’s crypto products have attracted more than $16.8 billion in capital this year.
Outside the US, German crypto products continue to flow in this year with $939 million, while Canadian and Australian products have raised $164 million and $148 million, respectively.
Ethereum leads Altcoins
Ethereum-based funds also saw a notable inflow, adding $429 million to $2.9 billion from the previous year.
Coinshares noted that the continued interest in Ethereum was driven by recent Pectra upgrades and steady increase in institutional adoption.
Meanwhile, other digital assets such as Solana recorded a more modest inflow of $5.3 million, bringing a total of $91 million a year.
In contrast, XRP and SUI have outperformed Solana with $219 million and $144 million respectively this year, showing strong interest in these Altcoins.
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