Crypto Fund Inflows Slow, but Altcoins Gain Strength
Date: 2025-07-08 Author: Henry Casey Categories: CRYPTO PAYMENTS
According to CoinShares, $790 million has flowed into Bitcoin funds over the past week, but analysts are seeing a slowdown in the momentum, with average Bitcoin ETF inflows reaching $1.5 billion over the past three weeks. This suggests that investors are beginning to diversify their holdings and look to other digital assets.
Ethereum-based funds have continued to show strong growth for the past eleven weeks in a row. The US remains the largest market in terms of new investment: over the week, US funds received a net inflow of $1.025 billion. At the same time, countries such as Sweden, Canada, Brazil and Hong Kong experienced an outflow of funds, which may indicate local profit-taking or a change in investment strategy.
Among management companies, only Grayscale Investments and CoinShares faced an outflow of capital, while the leading position is held by iShares, a division of BlackRock, which continues to attract significant funds.
Separately, 10x Research experts drew attention to the actions of large Bitcoin holders: over the past year, they have sold at least 500,000 coins. Such a sell-off indicates a redistribution of assets between different types of investors. At the same time, corporate interest in Bitcoin is only growing, which makes the market more stable and predictable for institutional participants.
The overall mood on the market remains moderately optimistic. Despite the fact that Bitcoin is losing some of its leadership, the total amount of funds in crypto funds continues to increase, and a steady influx into altcoins may contribute to their further strengthening amid growing investor interest in diversification.
CoinShares analysts emphasize that the current distribution of capital indicates the desire of players to reduce risks and take advantage of new opportunities amid the volatility of the cryptocurrency market. In the near future, investors will closely monitor the dynamics of Ethereum and other popular altcoins in order to redistribute portfolios as efficiently as possible.
Thus, the digital asset market is demonstrating new trends in which the dominant Bitcoin is gradually losing some of its capital to alternative tokens, and institutional investors are increasingly influencing the overall structure of investments.
