A strong trend of inflow into crypto investment products shows that the trust of investors remains high despite recent price falls and global tensions.
According to the Digital Asset Fund of Coinshares, a weekly report from Coinshares flows published On June 13, 2025, these products saw a total of US $ 1.24 billion in inflow last week.
The positive Run marks the 10th consecutive week of profit for the funds, which brings annual (YTD) inflow to a new record of $ 15.1 billion. Bitcoin (BTC) led the inflow of $ 1.1 billion, followed by Ethereum with $ 123.8 million. Despite the recent price drops for both assets, the strong figures, caused by escalating tensions in the middle East.
Investors are still buying the dip, despite macro tensions.
10 straight weeks of crypto fund inflows → $1.24B last week, $15.1B YTD (a new record).
-Bitcoin: $1.1B
-Ethereum: $124M🇺🇸 US led with $1.25B, while HK & Switzerland saw outflows.https://t.co/Y36IpDzqdT pic.twitter.com/sljYqVIWHO
— CoinShares (@CoinSharesCo) June 23, 2025
Bitcoin, who traded on the press of just over $ 101,400, recently slid to a new month of $ 98,000, comparable to the fall in Ethereum below $ 2,200 in the middle of a wider market decline.
The continuous inflow suggests that investors regard the recent correction as a buying option, the strengthening of bullish sentiment despite the constant volatility. To support this sentiment, Short-Bitcoin products saw $ 1.4 million outflow, indicating that Bearish bets are fading on Bitcoin.
Other Altcoins also showed strength. Solana (SOL) and XRP (XRP) registered the inflow of $ 2.78 million and $ 2.69 million respectively. Both assets had posted losses of more than 10% last week, and the capital inflow emphasizes a wider trend of strong investors appetite, even if the worldwide markets remain nervous due to macro -economic uncertainty and geopolitical unrest.
Spot exchange-related funds (ETFs) have also contributed to the inflow. Blackrock’s Ishares ETFs dominated the inflow with a wide margin and attracted $ 1.28 billion. Proshares and Bitwise were lagging behind, with $ 71 million and $ 33 million, while other providers placed modest inflow or light out.
Regionally, the United States led with an inflow of $ 1.25 billion, followed by Canada and Germany with $ 20.9 million and $ 10.9 million respectively. However, these winnings were partially compensated by outskirts from Hong Kong and Switzerland, where $ 32.6 million and $ 7.7 million were taken from cryptomonds.
