Catenaa, Friday, June 26, 2025-Global crypto investment funds saw $1.24 billion in net inflows last week, marking the tenth consecutive week of positive flows and lifting year-to-date gains to $15.1 billion, according to CoinShares.
The rally was led by Bitcoin and Ethereum-based products, which absorbed $1.1 billion and $124 million, respectively. The surge pushed total assets under management across funds to $176 billion.
Despite mounting geopolitical concerns, including reports of US involvement in Iran and muted activity due to the Juneteenth holiday, investor confidence in digital assets remained strong.
Bitcoin funds registered their second straight week of inflows even as prices fell 4.7%, suggesting investors were “buying the dip,” CoinShares analyst James Butterfill said.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs dominated the movement, accounting for $1.02 billion of the total, The Block reported.
Ethereum products continued to gain traction, now riding a nine-week streak of inflows, the longest since 2021.
Still, US-based spot Ethereum ETFs contributed only $40.3 million, with greater momentum seen in Europe and other regions.
Regionally, the US led inflows with $1.25 billion, followed by Canada and Germany. Outflows were reported in Hong Kong and Switzerland, totaling $40 million combined.
Analysts expect structural demand to remain resilient.
“Entities like Texas and Metaplanet are reinforcing Bitcoin’s status as a strategic reserve,” said BRN’s Valentin Fournier.
“Solana could outperform in a rebound, while Ethereum may recover institutional favor as volatility eases.”
