Crypto Tsunami: Record-Breaking Inflow Redefines Market Momentum in 2025
Digital asset markets just slammed the accelerator—again. July 2025's crypto influx isn't just growing, it's rewriting the playbook for institutional adoption.
Wall Street's FOMO Goes Blockchain
Forget dipping toes—whales are cannonballing into DeFi pools and Bitcoin ETFs. Trading volumes? Obliterated. Resistance levels? Toasted like stale bread.
The Compliance Twist
Even regulators are scrambling to keep up as TradFi giants demand 'compliant' crypto exposure. Ironic, considering these are the same suits who called it 'rat poison' three years ago.
Warning Lights Behind the Green Candles
Sure, the numbers look sexy—until you remember most hedge funds still can't explain proof-of-stake without Googling. But hey, when the tide's this high, even clownfish get rich.
$121,942’s price reaching new highs consistently.
ContentsRecord-Breaking Focus on Bitcoin-Based Investment ProductsDiverse Trends in ethereum and Altcoin Investment Funds
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
$3,067-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
$167-focused funds attracted $92.6 million, yet XRP-focused products saw an outflow of $104 million. Meanwhile, altcoins such as SUI and Cardano
$0.753657 received $3.5 million and $500,000, respectively, while Chainlink
$16 endured a $500,000 outflow. The investment choices underscore the continued dominance of Bitcoin and Ethereum in the market rally.
