Crypto Funds See 10th Week of Inflows $1.24 Billion

Bitcoin and other crypto funds have maintained a steady inflow of capital for 10 consecutive weeks, accumulating $1.24 billion in the most recent period. This brings the year-to-date total to $15 billion. Despite holiday trading lulls and global uncertainties, the momentum has not waned. Investors appear to be viewing this pullback as an opportunity to buy rather than a reason to sell.

According to CoinShares data, Bitcoin alone attracted $1.114 billion this week, bringing its month-to-date total to $2.37 billion and its year-to-date total to $12.7 billion. This is across nearly $152 billion in assets under management. Ethereum also saw its ninth straight week of gains, adding $124 million in weekly inflows. This pushed its month-to-date total past $1 billion and its year-to-date figure to $2.43 billion, across $14.29 billion of assets. Investors are not placing bearish bets either, as short Bitcoin products saw just $1.4 million in outflows this week and $8.7 million since January.

Solana attracted $2.80 million this week and nearly $3 million month-to-date, lifting its year-to-date flows to almost $86 million. XRP pulled in $2.70 million weekly and $10.55 million month-to-date, taking its year-long total to $268 million across $1.205 billion in managed assets. However, funds that package multiple tokens bled $5.76 million this week and almost $17 million for the month—though they’re still up $58 million in 2025. Other altcoin vehicles are in rough shape, with $509 million of outflows since January.

The United States led global flows with $1.25 billion in weekly inflows. That’s $3.37 billion month-to-date and $14.30 billion year-to-date, out of $135 billion under management. Canada added nearly $21 million this week and $42.8 million for June. Germany chipped in almost $11 million while Australia booked $16.6 million. Brazil bucked the trend with $9 million of outflows this week and $26.4 million in June, but it’s still about $34.8 million ahead for the year.

Some newer names drew mixed reactions. Sui saw $8.5 million drain this week despite $3.3 million of gains so far in June. Litecoin eked out $0.21 million in weekly inflows and close to $6 million year-to-date. Cardano and Chainlink grabbed $0.34 million and $0.6 million this week, respectively. But smaller “other” products pulled in only $2.75 million against heavy selling since January.

Institutions are still finding reasons to back crypto even as global events and holiday thins slow trading. Total weekly flows hit $1.23 billion, taking June’s total to $3.38 billion and the year’s to $15 billion, across $176 billion in overall assets. Based on these trends, big spenders aren’t ready to abandon digital tokens. They’re treating pullbacks like offers they can’t pass up.