Crypto Investment Inflows Reach $16.9B for the Year as Investor Confidence Holds

Key Takeaways

• Crypto investment products saw $2.7 billion in inflows last week, bringing year-to-date inflows to $16.9 billion.
• Bitcoin captured 83% of weekly inflows with $2.2 billion.
• Outflows of $2.9 million from short-BTC products reflect bullish sentiment and lower demand for downside financial instruments.

Crypto investment products continue to see consistent inflows, supported by investor interest despite ongoing geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty.

The latest data suggests a stable upward trend in allocations, indicating sustained confidence in the sector through the first half of the year.

Crypto Asset Inflows Cap Strong First Half

According to CoinShares data , crypto asset investment products recorded $2.7 billion in inflows last week, marking the 11th consecutive week of positive flows.

This brings year-to-date inflows to $16.9 billion — nearly matching the $18.3 billion seen in the first half of 2025.

The steady interest is driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions and uncertainty around monetary policy.

The U.S. led global inflows with $2.65 billion last week, while Switzerland and Germany posted modest gains of $23 million and $19.8 million, respectively.

Meanwhile, Hong Kong continued its trend of outflows, totaling $132 million for June, with other minor outflows reported in Canada and Brazil.

Bitcoin Dominates Weekly Figures

Bitcoin (BTC) accounted for most inflows, attracting $2.2 billion, or 83% of the weekly total.

In contrast, short-Bitcoin products—financial products betting on the drop of BTC’s price—continued to see redemptions, with $2.9 million in outflows last week and $12 million YTD signaling strong overall sentiment toward BTC.

Ethereum (ETH) also performed well, recording $429 million in inflows last week and reaching $2.9 billion for the year.

However, interest in Solana (SOL) appears more subdued, with year-to-date inflows totaling just $91 million.

Ripple’s XRP recorded a $10.6 million inflow last week, $21.2 million in June, and $219 million year-to-date.