Cryptocurrency funds maintain high investment inflows for the twelfth week in a row
Date: 2025-07-08 Author: Gabriel Deangelo Categories: BUSINESS
Between June 28 and July 4, crypto funds recorded another significant inflow of investment, with a total of $1.04 billion attracted. According to the CoinShares report, the total volume of assets under management reached a maximum of $188 billion, which confirms the continued interest of investors in this segment.
The impressive growth has been going on for twelve weeks in a row - since April, the industry has been demonstrating a stable capital inflow. Trading volume in the first week of July was $16.3 billion, which is close to the average weekly value since the beginning of the year.
The lion's share of funds came from investment products related to bitcoin. They accounted for $790 million, which is significantly less than the average over the past three weeks - then funds recorded an inflow of about $1.5 billion per week. CoinShares analysts attribute this to a gradual decline in investment rates, as investors become more cautious as Bitcoin approaches its all-time high.
At the same time, Ethereum products are showing a steady increase in investor interest: in the first week of July, they managed to attract $226 million. This is already the eleventh week of growth in a row. In terms of the share of total assets under management, Ethereum showed a figure of 1.6% for the week, which is twice as high as the similar result of Bitcoin (0.8%). According to CoinShares specialists, this reflects a change in market sentiment and increasing confidence in the second-largest cryptocurrency by capitalization.
Interest in other assets also remains. Thus, Solana was able to attract $21.6 million, which was the best weekly figure in almost 70 weeks. Sui, in turn, added another $1.6 million to the total.
In terms of the distribution of inflows by country, the United States remains the leader - there, cryptocurrency funds received $1 billion in new investments. Next come Germany with $38.5 million and Switzerland with $33.7 million. At the same time, Canada and Brazil recorded an outflow of funds - minus $29.3 million and $9.7 million, respectively.
For comparison: a week earlier, the total inflow was $2.7 billion, which indicates a slight decrease in the rate of investment against the backdrop of rising prices and Bitcoin approaching its historical peak. Nevertheless, the overall dynamics remain positive, and analysts do not rule out that interest in crypto funds will continue in the future.
