Last week witnessed a significant influx into cryptocurrency-based investment products, amounting to a net $3.7 billion. This was reported by CoinShares, a Europe-based digital asset management firm known for developing cryptocurrency-focused investment products and conducting market research. The July 14 report indicates the highest weekly fund inflow since December 2024’s $3.9 billion entry. Consequently, the total assets under management in cryptocurrency-based investment products surpassed $211 billion for the first time. Notably, this marks the thirteenth consecutive week of inflows, with Bitcoin 
$78,526’s price reaching new highs consistently.
Record-Breaking Focus on Bitcoin-Based Investment Products
Cryptocurrency-based investment products originating from the United States observed inflows of $3.7 billion throughout the week. Additional support came from Switzerland with $65.8 million and Canada with $17.1 million. Despite the regional disparity highlighted by $109 million outflows from Germany, Sweden, and Brazil-focused cryptocurrency investment products, the overall positive trend remained unbroken.
Bitcoin-based investment products accounted for 73% of these fund inflows. These products, in their fifth consecutive positive week, attracted $2.7 billion, raising their total assets under management to $179.5 billion. U.S.-based spot Bitcoin ETFs were a significant contributor with a $2.72 billion stake, acting as a primary driver of this increase.
Diverse Trends in Ethereum and Altcoin Investment Funds
Ethereum 
$2,486-based investment products experienced a $990 million weekly inflow, marking the twelfth consecutive positive week. Over the last three months, the capital inflow reached 19.5% of managed assets, surpassing Bitcoin’s growth rate over the same period. New spot ETFs in the U.S. gathered $908.1 million, contributing to Ethereum’s robust performance.
For other cryptocurrency-based investment products, the scenario was mixed. Solana 
$103-focused funds attracted $92.6 million, yet XRP-focused products saw an outflow of $104 million. Meanwhile, altcoins such as SUI and Cardano 
$0.219497 received $3.5 million and $500,000, respectively, while Chainlink 
$13 endured a $500,000 outflow. The investment choices underscore the continued dominance of Bitcoin and Ethereum in the market rally.
