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Bitcoin Paces $15 Billion YTD Influx Amid 10-Week Fund Flow Streak
Bitcoin and other crypto funds have consistently attracted investment over the past 10 weeks, amassing $1.24 billion in the most recent period alone. This impressive streak has elevated the year-to-date inflow to a staggering $15 billion. Despite the typical slowdowns during holiday periods and ongoing global uncertainties, the momentum in crypto investments remains unshaken. Investors appear to view these market dips as buying opportunities rather than signals to retreat.
Leading the charge in this investment surge, Bitcoin reported an influx of $1.114 billion this week, pushing its month-to-date accumulation to $2.37 billion and its total for the year to $12.7 billion, managing nearly $152 billion in assets. Not far behind, Ethereum continues to show strength with its ninth consecutive week of gains, adding $124 million in new investments this week. This boost has pushed its month-to-date total above $1 billion and its year-to-date investments to $2.43 billion, spread across assets worth $14.29 billion.
Interestingly, investors are shying away from bearish positions on cryptocurrencies. For instance, Bitcoin short products experienced a mere $1.4 million in outflows this week, totaling $8.7 million since the start of the year.
The altcoin market shows a mixed bag of results. Solana has drawn $2.80 million this week and almost $3 million month-to-date, enhancing its year-to-date inflows to nearly $86 million. XRP also saw a positive week with $2.70 million in inflows and has gathered $10.55 million month-to-date, raising its annual total to $268 million across assets managed worth $1.205 billion. Conversely, funds that include a variety of tokens faced some challenges, losing $5.76 million this week and nearly $17 million over the month, although they are still up by $58 million in 2025.
Focusing on geographical trends, the United States leads with $1.25 billion in weekly inflows, aggregating to $3.37 billion month-to-date and $14.30 billion year-to-date from $135 billion under management. Other regions like Canada, Germany, and Australia have also posted gains, whereas Brazil experienced outflows.
Among the smaller tokens, reactions remain mixed. New entrants like Sui faced an $8.5 million outflow this week despite a $3.3 million gain in June. Meanwhile, Litecoin barely managed to attract $0.21 million in inflows this week, totaling close to $6 million year-to-date. Cardano and Chainlink saw modest weekly inflows of $0.34 million and $0.60 million, respectively.
Despite slower trading due to global events and holidays, institutional investors continue to back cryptocurrencies, with total weekly flows reaching $1.23 billion. This pushes June’s total to $3.38 billion and the annual tally to $15 billion across $176 billion in assets. This trend underscores that major investors are not ready to give up on digital tokens, treating any market pullbacks as attractive buying opportunities.
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