Digital asset investment products have extended their positive inflow streak to ten consecutive weeks, attracting $1.24 billion in the latest reporting period. Despite geopolitical uncertainty and holiday-related trading disruptions in the United States affecting weekly momentum patterns, the year-to-date inflow rate has reached a record $15.1 billion.
Bitcoin Leads with $12.7 Billion in Year-to-Date Inflows
Bitcoin continues to dominate cryptocurrency investment flows. According to data from CoinShares, Bitcoin attracted weekly inflows of $1.114 billion and monthly inflows of $2.379 billion. This brings the total year-to-date inflows to $12.7 billion, contributing to assets under management (AUM) of $151.998 billion. This performance also marks the second consecutive week of positive inflows for Bitcoin.
Ethereum recorded its ninth consecutive week of inflows at $124 million. Its monthly flows reached $1.003 billion, with year-to-date inflows standing at $243 million. Since the streak began, sustained inflows have accumulated to a total of $2.2 billion. This represents the longest continuous inflow period since mid-2021, with AUM now at $14.292 billion.
Short Bitcoin products experienced minor outflows of $1.4 million for the week and $1.8 million for the month. Year-to-date outflows for these products reached $8.7 million, with total AUM at $96.6 million. Multi-asset products saw weekly outflows of $5.76 million and monthly outflows of $16.99 million, despite maintaining positive year-to-date flows of $58.02 million.
Alternative Cryptocurrencies Show Selective Institutional Interest
Solana recorded modest inflows of $2.78 million for the week and $2.98 million for the month, bringing its year-to-date total to $85.83 million.
XRP followed with weekly inflows of $2.69 million, monthly inflows of $10.55 million, and year-to-date inflows of $268.7 million. Its assets under management now stand at $220.5 million.
Other altcoins also saw varied interest. SUI experienced weekly outflows of $850,000, despite monthly inflows of $3.3 million and AUM of $246.66 million. Litecoin posted weekly inflows of $221,000 and monthly inflows of $1.05 million, showing steady progress with total AUM of $185.4 million.
Cardano attracted weekly inflows of $334,000, with monthly inflows of $370,000 and year-to-date inflows of $9.42 million. Its AUM is $95.48 million. Chainlink saw weekly inflows of $600,000, monthly inflows of $1 million, and year-to-date inflows of $23.33 million, with total AUM of $68.64 million.
A basket of other cryptocurrency products contributed weekly inflows of $2.75 million and monthly inflows of $5.9 million. However, this category, which includes various smaller altcoin investment tools, faced mixed investor sentiment in 2025, with year-to-date outflows of $509.33 million and AUM of $404.77 million.
United States Dominates Regional Investment Flows
The United States led regional cryptocurrency investments with weekly inflows of $1.253 billion, monthly inflows of $3.3716 billion, and year-to-date inflows of $14.22926 billion. With AUM of $142.926 billion, the U.S. accounted for the majority of global digital asset investment activity during this period.
Canada recorded positive flows with weekly inflows of $20.9 million, monthly inflows of $42.8 million, and year-to-date inflows of $1.778 billion. Its AUM stands at $60.978 billion.
Germany saw weekly inflows of $10.9 million, bringing its year-to-date total to $92.2 million. Its AUM is now $9.188 billion.
Australia maintained modest positive momentum with weekly inflows of $16.6 million, monthly inflows of $32.4 million, and AUM of $1.766 billion.
Brazil showed a mixed performance with weekly outflows of $9 million and monthly outflows of $26.4 million, though it maintained positive year-to-date flows of $34.8 million.
Regional outflows were observed in Hong Kong, which saw weekly outflows of $32.6 million, monthly outflows of $129.8 million, and year-to-date outflows of $56.1 million. Its AUM is $595.3 million.
Switzerland experienced weekly outflows of $7.7 million, despite maintaining monthly inflows of $29.8 million and year-to-date inflows of $255.5 million. Its AUM is $578.17 million. Sweden faced weekly outflows of $14.9 million, monthly outflows of $39.4 million, and year-to-date outflows of $100 million.
Sustained Momentum Despite Market Challenges
Weekly cryptocurrency investment product flows reached $1.239 billion, with monthly flows at $3.388 billion. Total combined assets under management now stand at $176.263 billion, with year-to-date inflows at $13.15 billion.
The data indicates that institutional adoption continues to advance, even amid geopolitical uncertainty and holiday trading disruptions that affected momentum later in the reporting week. This resilience underscores growing confidence in digital assets as a legitimate investment class.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are cryptocurrency investment inflows?
Cryptocurrency investment inflows refer to the amount of new capital entering digital asset investment products like exchange-traded products (ETPs) and funds. These inflows indicate investor confidence and demand for exposure to crypto assets.
Why is Bitcoin dominating inflow trends?
Bitcoin continues to lead due to its established market position, widespread recognition, and its role as a store of value. Institutional investors often view it as a foundational asset within the digital currency ecosystem.
How do geopolitical events affect crypto inflows?
Geopolitical uncertainty can drive investors toward decentralized and non-sovereign assets like Bitcoin. However, it can also cause short-term volatility and disrupt trading patterns, as seen in the weekly data.
What does the data suggest about altcoin performance?
Altcoins are seeing selective institutional interest. While some like XRP and Solana attract steady inflows, others experience mixed sentiment, indicating that investors are carefully differentiating between projects.
Where can I track these investment flow metrics?
Organizations like CoinShares regularly publish reports on digital asset fund flows. For detailed and current data, you can access specialized market analysis tools that provide comprehensive insights.
Are these inflows sustainable in the long term?
While recent trends are positive, sustainability depends on broader market conditions, regulatory developments, and continued institutional adoption. The current streak reflects strong momentum, but markets can be cyclical.