Cryptocurrency fund inflows total $1,9 billion this week

• Bitcoin Funds See Strong Weekly Recovery
• Ethereum attracts $585 million in new funding
• Cryptocurrency investments continue to rise globally

Cryptocurrency investment products saw $1,9 billion in net inflows last week, marking the ninth consecutive period of positive inflows, according to report from asset manager CoinShares. Even in the face of geopolitical tensions that affected traditional risk assets, crypto assets demonstrated resilience and continued to attract capital, following the protective movement also observed in gold.

💰 #Crypto investment funds recorded $1.9B in inflows over the past week — the sixth consecutive week of gains.

▪️ # Bitcoin led the way with $1.6B
▪️ $ ETH saw $33M

💰 Investor confidence in digital assets keeps growing. pic.twitter.com/vUNc1c6K3B

— Margex (@Margexcom) June 16, 2025

So far this year, global funds have already raised US$13,2 billion in net contributions, setting a new annual record. The total amount of assets under management (AUM) in these products reached US$179 billion.

The highlight of the week was Bitcoin-based funds, which saw $1,3 billion in inflows, reversing two straight weeks of outflows. Of this total, the majority came from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, which raised $1,37 billion. On the other hand, there was a slight downside offset in other markets, in addition to a modest $3,7 million inflow into short-sold Bitcoin products.

Ethereum-linked funds maintained the positive performance that began in February, adding another US$585 million in net inflows during the week. Total inflows in the recent period reached US$2 billion, representing about 14% of the US$14,9 billion in AUM for these funds. Spot Ethereum ETFs in the US accounted for US$528,2 million of the weekly total.

Despite the consistent pace, Ethereum funds ended a historic 19-day streak of inflows last Friday with a slight outflow of $2,1 million.

The managers responsible for these flows include names such as BlackRock, Fidelity, Bitwise, Grayscale, 21Shares and ProShares, demonstrating the continued institutional appetite for exposure to cryptocurrencies, even in contexts of global uncertainty.