Investors put $224 million into crypto funds, but Bitcoin outflows have attracted attention
According to the latest report from Coinshares, crypto asset investment products continued capital inflows last week, adding $224 million in net new funding. This marks the seventh consecutive week of active flows, which totaled $11 billion during that period.
Despite the headlines, investors seem to be more cautious than they did in previous weeks. James Butterfill, head of research at Coinshares, pointed out that the Fed’s next uncertainty about interest rates has caused hesitation among crypto investors.
There is no clear signal yet, namely whether the Fed will pivot or keep interest rates stable, so some capital is still in limitations, waiting for stronger macroeconomic prompts.
Ethereum dominates inflows, while Bitcoin sees outflows
In terms of fund traffic, Ethereum became the best performance this week, attracting $296.4 million in new investment. This brings its seven-week inflows to approximately $1.5 billion, accounting for about 10.5% of the total assets under Ethereum-related investment products managed (AUM).
Coinshares describes it as the most sustained period of Ethereum inflow since the 2020 U.S. election, which shows that investor confidence in assets has recovered.
By comparison, Bitcoin saw a net outflow for the second straight week, losing $56.5 million. The effluent is reflected in the short-coin product, which also records redemption for the second consecutive week.
This coincides with a wider range of topics that are cautious in the market, especially with Bitcoin facing more difficulty than the $105,000 in recent courses. Outflows may reflect traders spinning out of Bitcoin toward Ethereum, or simply reducing overall exposure due to macro attention.
📈Digital assets inflows slow in amid policy uncertainty, Ethereum leads
Last week, inflows of digital asset investment products totaled US$224 million. @Ethereum The inflow of leaders was $296.4 million, and @bitcoin See $56.5 million outflow. @suinetwork See a secondary inflow of $1.1 million $ xrp… pic.twitter.com/6j2aa2rufl
– Coinshares (@coinsharesco) June 9, 2025
Regional activity and Altcoin performance
The United States led all regions with net inflows, contributing $175 million. Other notable contributors include Germany ($47.8 million), Switzerland ($15.7 million), Canada ($9.8 million) and Australia ($6.5 million).
On the other hand, the outflows in Brazil and Hong Kong were US$9.2 million and US$14.6 million, respectively. Hong Kong’s data is particularly noteworthy, marking the end of a record inflow record driven by the recent launch of spot crypto ETFs.
The activity in the AltCoin segment remains relatively static. Sui recorded a moderate $1.1 million inflow, while XRP continued to decline with a $6.6 million outflow trend, which was the third consecutive week of red.
Although these movements are relatively small in the US dollar attitude, they continue to reflect a general lack of belief in the altcoin market during this merger phase.
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