Digital asset investment funds logged $1.04 billion in inflows last week, extending a 12-week streak that has attracted a total of $18 billion into the market.
Buoyed by rising prices, assets under management surged to a record $188 billion, while trading volumes held steady at $16.3 billion, matching the year’s average, according to a Monday report from CoinShares.
The United States dominated regional activity with $1 billion in new inflows, dwarfing Germany’s $38.5 million and Switzerland’s $33.7 million.
Canada and Brazil bucked the trend, recording outflows of $29.3 million and $9.7 million, respectively, reflecting weaker investor sentiment.
Bitcoin products pulled in $790 million, a slower pace compared to recent weeks’ $1.5 billion average, suggesting investors may be treading carefully as BTC nears its all-time highs.
As reported, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded over $1 billion in net inflows across Wednesday and Thursday after a brief setback on Tuesday that saw $342.2 million in outflows.
Year-to-date, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have now attracted $14.5 billion in net inflows and control nearly $128 billion in assets under management, led by IBIT’s $73.6 billion.
Thursday also saw the highest daily trading volume for Bitcoin ETFs since May, hitting $5.3 billion, with IBIT contributing $4.1 billion.
Since their debut in January 2024, the ETFs have recorded more than $1 trillion in cumulative trading volume, highlighting their role in drawing institutional and retail investors into Bitcoin exposure through regulated vehicles.
Ethereum continued its impressive run, notching an 11th straight week of inflows with $226 million added.
Over this period, Ethereum’s average weekly inflows have represented 1.6% of its assets under management, double the pace of Bitcoin’s 0.8%, signaling a growing tilt toward ETH among digital asset investors.
Last week, Balchunas and Seyffart assigned a 95% chance that the SEC will approve spot ETFs for Solana, XRP, and Litecoin this year, raising their previous odds from 90% amid growing optimism for institutional crypto products.
They also expect a crypto index ETF tracking multiple assets could gain approval as early as this week, signaling broader access to altcoins for traditional investors.
While the final deadlines for individual altcoin ETFs arrive in October, the analysts predict 90% approval odds for other tokens like Dogecoin and Cardano by year-end, but note Sui and Tron ETFs face more regulatory uncertainty with only 60% and 50% odds, respectively.
In April, Balchunas revealed that more than 70 cryptocurrency ETFs are currently awaiting review by the SEC.
The lineup features a broad range of digital assets beyond Bitcoin, including XRP, Litecoin, Solana, Dogecoin, and various crypto derivatives.
