Digital asset management company Coinshares reported that more than $1 billion in capital has reached Crypto Investment Products over the past week, marking a net inflow for the 12th consecutive week. This shows strong confidence in digital assets, despite traditional markets experiencing a backlash from new trade tensions sparked by US President Donald Trump.
The country is being collected based on a trade deficit with the US, with some countries, including members of the European Union, being accused of 50%. Trump also warned that countries that match the BRICS bloc will be charged an additional 10% tariff.
Rhetoric dragged US stock futures to the red, pushing down London’s copper futures, lowering Asian stock markets for day four running.
The crypto market continues to rise as weekly inflows to BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and SUI funds increase
Despite its volatility, the crypto market has been barely breached, suggesting that investors are ignoring macro noise or viewing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. This confidence was also reflected in the performance of crypto-assisted exchange products (ETFs) that had seen a continuous influx.
In a research blog published Monday, Coinshares analyst James Butterfill said digital asset investment products have been inflows for the 12th consecutive week, totaling $18 billion after bringing $10.4 billion between June 30th and July 4th. Meanwhile, trading volume reached $16.3 billion, consistent with the previous weekly average this year.
Bitcoin-backed products saw a lot of influx and attracted $790 million last week, a slowdown over the past three weeks, an average of $1.5 billion. Butterfill suggested that a medium inflow could become an investor as BTC approached its all-time high price level of $111,970 from May.
The US Spot Bitcoin ETF suffered a short set off July 1, when $342.2 million left the market on July 1, but was quickly compensated for the losses with over $1 billion inflows on July 2 and 3. This year, we attracted BlackRock’s $8.14 billion net inflow and $12.8 billion AUM with $12.8 billion. iShares Bitcoin Trust (go) Fidelity Investments’ $223.8 billion Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC).
Since its launch in January 2024, Bitcoin ETF has accumulated over $1 trillion in trading volume. This highlights the continued impact on Apex Crypto’s market rates by leading institutional and retail investors to BTC exposure through regulated vehicles.
Ether-backed products have brought in $226 million over the past week, continuing an impressive inflow for the 11th consecutive week. The average weekly inflow of Spot Ethereum ETFs accounts for 1.6% of its AUM, which is significantly higher than Bitcoin’s 0.8%, highlighting a positive change in investors’ feelings about the second largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. The funding figure since the start of the year has risen to $3.1 billion.
Investor appetite has been extended beyond the two biggest crypto assets, with Solana (SOL) logging an inflow of $21.06 million followed by $10.58 million XRP, SUI (SUI) at $1.6 million. Despite their lower volume compared to BTC and ETH, these influxes indicate a growing interest in alternative cryptocurrencies.
Dual crypto tracking ETFs suffer from leaks as investors focus on exposure to a single asset
In contrast, some of the funds experienced net redemption, with mostly funds tracking multiple crypto assets, with leaks of $12.4 million and $10.7 million per month over the week. This shows investors shift their focus from diversified funds to exposure to targeted assets.
Crypto ETF publisher Grayscale reported $46 million in weekly outflows and $16.9 billion a year. Despite a significant leak, the company holds over $30 billion in crypto assets in AUM. Coinshares XBT provider AB ETF also registered a weekly $19.07 million spill, pushing the year-to-date outflow to $288 million.
Experts warn long-term BTC holders are waiting for the recession to benefit
In a Telegram message, Hashkey Capital Director HanXu said the slight drop in Bitcoin prices following Trump’s tariff announcements indicate its resilient nature and long-term investors’ trust in the assets. He is optimistic that this trend will continue in volatility in the short term.
On-Chain Activity and Price Volatility Bitcoin It has fallen to its lowest level since 2023. While BTC continues to push towards $110,000, a decline in trading volume and an unrealized increase among long-term holders could lead to a more sharp move if sentiment analysts call it “samarall.”
FXPro’s Alex Kuptsikevich hoped that capital would remained away from the 200-day moving average, despite the market still being bullish. Therefore, a tone shift can lead to quick profits and subsequent downward trends.
