Crypto fund inflows surged to $2.7 billion last week, marking the eleventh consecutive week of positive momentum and pushing year-to-date totals to nearly $17.8 billion.
The majority of these flows were directed toward Bitcoin, which captured over 83% of the weekly investment, highlighting sustained institutional confidence in digital assets despite global financial uncertainties.
United states leads regional investment activity
The United States continued to dominate regional investment flows, accounting for $2.649 billion of the weekly inflows. Month-to-date, the country recorded $6.02 billion in inflows and reached $16.851 billion in cumulative flows for the year. This came from $141.496 billion in total assets under management. Switzerland followed with $23 million in weekly inflows and $53 million month-to-date, though it still posted $232.3 million in outflows for the year.
Germany added $19.8 million last week and $119 million for the month, while its year-to-date inflows stood at $938.5 million. Australia reported $8.7 million in inflows over the past week and has accumulated $148.3 million for the year. Canada experienced a reversal with $13.6 million in weekly outflows, despite month-to-date inflows of $29.2 million. Hong Kong, Brazil, and Sweden all recorded weekly outflows, with Sweden posting the highest at $15.9 million.

Bitcoin secures largest share of inflows
Bitcoin remained the top choice for investors, attracting $2.224 billion in inflows during the week. This lifted its monthly total to $4.604 billion and brought its year-to-date tally to $14.925 billion. Bitcoin assets under management rose to $159.399 billion. Ethereum followed with $429 million in weekly inflows, with its year-to-date total reaching $2.859 billion on $14.614 billion in assets.
Short Bitcoin products registered $2.9 million in outflows over the week, continuing a trend of declining interest. XRP saw $10.64 million in inflows, while Solana gained $5.32 million. Multi-asset products showed modest weekly inflows, despite net outflows for the month. Other altcoins including Sui, Litecoin, Cardano, and Chainlink posted small but positive weekly inflows ranging between $0.74 million and $1.4 million.

Half-Year investment totals approach annual benchmark
The continuously rising streak has been able to attract more inflows of the value of 16.9 billion up in this eleven-week streak, making year-to-date inflows of 17.776 billion. The AUM of crypto investment products stood at 184.414 billion dollars. The significant continuity of inflow in performance indicates the ongoing institutional assignation trend on the use of digital assets in reaction to the macro-economic uncertainties and inflation pressure in the world economy.