Record Demand in Corporate Crypto Funds: $3.17 Billion

The tension between the US and China has led to some price corrections in the crypto market, yet interest in digital asset funds showed no signs of stopping this week. According to CoinShares data, a total of 3.17 billion dollars flowed into digital asset funds last week. The total inflow amount for 2025 reached 48.7 billion dollars, marking an all-time high.

Last week, trading volumes of digital asset ETPs were also noteworthy, reaching 53 billion dollars for a new record. On Friday, a single-day trading volume of 15.3 billion dollars was recorded. However, the US's announcement of tariffs against China caused sharp fluctuations in the markets, especially for Bitcoin, and the total managed assets of the funds decreased by 7% to 242 billion dollars.

Bitcoin funds maintained their lead with a record inflow of 2.67 billion dollars on a weekly basis. Thus, the total inflow for Bitcoin funds since the beginning of the year reached 30.2 billion dollars. During the price correction on Friday, the trading volume rose to 10.4 billion dollars, while there was only 0.39 million dollars in outflows. In the case of Ethereum, a weekly inflow of 338 million dollars was observed, while on Friday, 172 million dollars was withdrawn. This situation drew more attention to Ethereum, which is the asset that investors are most concerned about in a downturn.

Meanwhile, although excitement continues around the upcoming spot ETFs for Solana and XRP, the fund inflows for these assets slowed down this week. Solana funds saw an inflow of 93.3 million dollars, while XRP funds experienced an inflow of 61.6 million dollars. Analysts assess this situation as the cautious stance of investors in the short term.