Bitcoin funds continue to dominate, absorbing $1.3 billion of weekly inflows. Notably, short-Bitcoin products also attracted $3.7 million, reflecting growing appetite for sophisticated investment strategies as volatility persists.
Ethereum investment products saw significant momentum, drawing $583 million—the strongest single-week inflow since February. Among altcoins, XRP rebounded with $11.8 million after three consecutive weeks of outflows, while Sui-based products added $3.5 million.
Weekly capital inflows in crypto funds by asset. Source: CoinShares.Regional trends reveal that US-based investors led the charge with $1.9 billion in net inflows, confirming the country’s status as the primary growth engine for digital asset products. Switzerland ($20.7 million), Germany ($39.2 million), and Canada ($12.1 million) also posted positive numbers. Conversely, Hong Kong and Brazil saw net outflows of $56.8 million and $8.5 million respectively, reflecting divergent regional sentiment.
Crypto investment inflows by country, June 2025. Source: CoinShares.CoinShares analysts highlight that, despite persistent geopolitical risks, digital assets have demonstrated resilience, attracting capital inflows on par with traditional safe havens like gold. This ongoing influx points to strengthening conviction in the long-term role of crypto in diversified investment portfolios.
It is also notable that during the same week, US-listed Ethereum ETFs attracted $528.12 million—the largest weekly inflow since December 2024—while Bitcoin ETFs secured $1.07 billion, reinforcing the trend of positive momentum for regulated crypto products.