
Bitcoin Leads Fund Inflows with $2.67 Billion, Yet Lagging Behind 2024's Highs
Recent trends show Bitcoin's significant inflow while other cryptocurrencies face diminishing trends amid geopolitical tensions.
As hype surrounding Solana and XRP ETFs appears to decline, inflows have normalized to $93.3 million and $61.6 million respectively as traders reassess their positions in the market.
Despite the crypto market fluctuations, $3.17 billion was invested in digital asset funds last week. This uptick saw total year-to-date inflows in 2025 soar to $48.7 billion, already outpacing last year’s total. However, total assets under management fell by 7% after the week’s peak, declining to $242 billion.
Altcoin Resilience
In the last week, Bitcoin recorded $2.67 billion in inflows, pushing its cumulative 2025 figure to $30.2 billion. Yet, this remains shy compared to 2024’s benchmark of $41.7 billion, according to the latest CoinShares Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report. Notably, Ethereum also saw a $338 million influx last week despite $172 million in outflows on Friday, indicating vulnerability during price corrections.
In regional investment trends, the US attracted more than $3 billion in investments, while Switzerland and Germany followed with $132 million and $53.5 million respectively. Conversely, Sweden led outflows at $22 million, with Brazil and Hong Kong each recording reductions of around $10 million.
Market Challenges
The financial landscape became turbulent following heightened tensions between the US and China. After President Trump accused China of using export restrictions as leverage, risk assets saw a quick sell-off. Bitcoin experienced a brief decline to $102K but bounced back to $115K, amidst significant market liquidations reaching $19 billion.
As investors become more defensive with policies tightening globally, QCP Capital warned that market positioning remains cautious heading into the new week.