Bitcoin and Crypto Funds Surge

Bitcoin and other crypto funds have maintained momentum for 10 straight weeks, accumulating $1.24 billion in the latest period, totaling $15 billion year-to-date. Holiday trading lulls and global uncertainties haven’t hindered this trend. Instead, investors view the recent pullback as an opportunity to buy rather than sell.

Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead the Pack

As per CoinShares data, Bitcoin attracted $1.114 billion this week alone, with a month-to-date total of $2.37 billion and $12.7 billion year-to-date, across nearly $152 billion in assets under management. Ethereum also recorded gains, bringing in $124 million weekly, surpassing $1 billion month-to-date and reaching $2.43 billion year-to-date with $14.29 billion in assets. Meanwhile, short Bitcoin products saw minimal outflows of just $1.4 million this week and $8.7 million since January.

Altcoins Face Mixed Results

Solana gained $2.80 million this week, increasing its year-to-date flows to almost $86 million. XRP drew $2.70 million weekly and $10.55 million month-to-date, bringing its total for the year to $268 million across $1.205 billion in managed assets. Conversely, funds containing multiple tokens experienced outflows of $5.76 million this week and nearly $17 million this month, although they remain up $58 million in 2025. Other altcoin vehicles have encountered challenges, with $509 million in outflows since January.

Regional Trends Highlight the US

The United States led global inflows with $1.25 billion this week, contributing to a month-to-date total of $3.37 billion and $14.30 billion year-to-date from $135 billion under management. Canada added nearly $21 million this week and $42.8 million for June. Germany contributed around $11 million while Australia recorded $16.6 million. Brazil saw outflows of $9 million this week and $26.4 million for June, but remains about $34.8 million ahead for the year.

Smaller Tokens Struggle for Attention

Some newer tokens experienced mixed reactions. Sui faced $8.5 million in outflows this week despite $3.3 million in gains for June. Litecoin had slight weekly inflows of $0.21 million and close to $6 million year-to-date. Cardano and Chainlink received $0.34 million and $0.6 million this week, respectively. However, smaller products pulled in only $2.75 million amid significant selling since January.

Institutions continue to support crypto despite global events and holiday slowdowns. Total weekly inflows reached $1.23 billion, bringing June’s total to $3.38 billion and the year’s to $15 billion across $176 billion in overall assets. Current trends indicate that major investors are viewing digital tokens’ pullbacks as lucrative opportunities rather than deterrents.

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