Crypto Inflows Top $1 Billion for 12th Straight Week
Crypto funds see over $1 billion in inflows for 12 straight weeks, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum demand.
Cryptocurrency investment products attracted $1.03 billion in net inflows during the week ending July 4, according to CoinShares head of research, James Butterfill. The inflows marked the 12th consecutive week of positive flows, bringing total assets under management to $188 billion from $184.4 billion the previous week.
Bitcoin exchange-traded products captured $790 million of the weekly inflows, representing 76% of total flows. However, the figure fell short of the three-week average of $1.5 billion. Butterfill noted that investors are becoming more cautious as Bitcoin approaches its all-time high price levels.
Ethereum products registered $225 million in inflows, extending their streak to 11 consecutive weeks of net additions. The run represents the longest continuous inflow period since mid-2021. Weekly inflows averaged 1.6% of Ether ETP assets under management compared with Bitcoin's 0.8%.
BlackRock dominated inflows among fund providers, capturing $436 million or 42% of all weekly flows. Other asset managers recorded smaller net additions. U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETPs drove the majority of last week's total inflows.
Price volatility across major digital assets during the period did not deter investor demand. Bitcoin and Ether experienced sharp intraday swings throughout the week. Year-to-date inflows reached just under $19 billion, with assets under management posting a 1.9% weekly increase to the record $188 billion level.
The approval of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024 created a regulated pathway for both retail and institutional investors to gain crypto exposure through listed shares. Exchange-traded products simplify compliance and custody requirements compared to direct cryptocurrency ownership.
The sustained inflow pattern reflects continued investor interest in crypto ETPs as a mainstream investment channel despite ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical developments affecting broader markets.
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