Cryptocurrency investment products posted one of their strongest weeks in history, attracting a massive $3.7 billion in inflows. This marks the second-largest weekly inflow on record and signals sustained institutional interest across digital asset markets.
13 Consecutive Weeks of Growth Push AUM Above $200 Billion
Digital asset funds have now seen 13 straight weeks of positive inflows, a trend that has pushed total assets under management (AUM) to $211 billion — the highest level ever recorded.
The consistent momentum reflects a deeper shift in investor behavior, as both retail and institutional buyers increasingly turn to crypto as a viable alternative asset class.
U.S. Crypto Funds Lead Global Inflows
The U.S. market dominated last week’s inflow activity, contributing nearly $3.74 billion to the total. This represents the lion’s share of the weekly figure and underscores the growing traction of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded products among American investors.
Meanwhile, European markets saw modest outflows. Germany recorded $85.7 million in outflows, and Sweden followed with $15.7 million, showing a slight divergence in sentiment across regions.
Bitcoin Remains the Primary Magnet for Institutional Flows
Bitcoin investment products led the charge, pulling in $2.7 billion in new capital. With this, Bitcoin funds now hold $179.5 billion in assets, a number that brings them to 54% of the AUM held by traditional gold exchange-traded products.
This development marks a major shift in how investors are diversifying away from traditional inflation hedges like gold toward digital assets with built-in scarcity and growing institutional utility.
Institutional Confidence Keeps Building
These historic inflow figures reflect more than just market momentum — they indicate confidence in crypto as a long-term investment vehicle. The rise in spot ETF demand, combined with regulatory clarity and favorable macro conditions, is helping to legitimize digital assets in mainstream portfolios.
With more regulatory approvals and staking-enabled ETFs on the horizon, digital asset fund flows could break even more records before the year ends.
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