Between October 4 and 10, investors poured $3.17 billion into cryptocurrency investment products, according to a report by CoinShares.
Analysts noted that the announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the imposition of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports had little impact on the dynamics of the instruments. On October 10, outflows amounted to $159 million.
Since January, the cumulative inflow has reached $48.67 billion, surpassing the total investment for the previous year of $48.56 billion. Trading volumes amounted to $53 billion, twice the average for 2025.
Following the tariff news, total assets under management fell by 7% to $242 billion.
The majority of investments were directed towards Bitcoin products, with $2.67 billion in a week and a record $30.2 billion since the start of the year. On October 10, trading volumes of shares in funds based on the first cryptocurrency hit $10.4 billion. That day, the asset’s price dropped from $121,000 to $116,000.
Ethereum-focused instruments attracted $338 million, facing an outflow of $172 million on October 10.
Inflows into funds based on Solana and XRP slowed despite expectations of the launch of spot ETFs focused on these altcoins. They received $93.3 million and $61.6 million, respectively.
The bulk of the funds came from the United States, which recorded $3 billion. The second-largest weekly inflow was in Switzerland ($132 million). Positive sentiment was also observed in Germany ($53 million), Australia ($9.9 million), and Canada ($3.8 million).
