$2.7 Billion Floods Into Bitcoin as Crypto Investments Shatter Records

Digital asset markets roar back as institutional money piles into BTC—because nothing says 'mature asset class' like wild volatility and Elon Musk tweets.

The Big Pump

Investors just dumped $2.7B into Bitcoin funds last week alone. Traders are either front-running the next halving or finally realizing gold is just a shiny rock.

Wall Street's New Toy

BlackRock's ETF now holds more BTC than MicroStrategy. Guess Jamie Dimon will need stronger adjectives for his annual 'crypto is worthless' rant.

The Cynic's Corner

Funny how these inflows always spike after 20% drops—like hedge funds playing hot potato with retail bagholders.

• Bitcoin attracted $2.7B in weekly inflows, driving one of the largest surges in digital asset history.
• With $179.5 billion in AuM, Bitcoin now rivals 54% of the global gold ETP market, reflecting its growing appeal.
• Fueled by Bitcoin demand, ETP volumes hit $29B last week—double the average—signaling strong investor interest.

A huge number of inflows, an influx of $3.7 billion in digital asset investment products, was recorded last week. It was the second-largest inflow in history seen in the current week. Even just Jul. 10th resulted in one of history high daily inflows. It became also the 13th consecutive week of positive flows. Overall, the funds received by the year amounted to $22.7 billion in different types of digital assets.

Source: CoinShares

The assets under management (AuM) exceeded $200 billion in its first record. The present new all-time high is now at 211 billion. The total amount of trading volumes in exchange-traded products (ETPs) was $29 billion within the week. This is well over two times the weekly average in 2011. The statistics point to the great dynamics and the increased investor activity in VIRTUAL assets.

The United States, on its par,t spearheaded the figure with almost all of the three point seven million dollars of inflows. In the meantime, outflows occurred in Germany amounting to $85.7 million. Switzerland registered an inflow of $65.8 million, and that of Canada was 17.1 million dollars. These data indicate obvious regional differences in investor activity.

Source: CoinShares 

Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead the Institutional Crypto Surge

Bitcoin was the best performing one through the week. It recorded the biggest inflows of all digital assets worth $2.7 billion. This spurred the AuM of Bitcoin to 179.5 billion. This figure has increased to make up 54 percent of total AuM of world gold ETP. There was activity in short Bitcoin products which indicated that people were still on the bull side.

Source: CoinShares

Ethereum continued its streak of winning weeks; it recorded its 12th consecutive week of inflows. During the week, it inflowed by the fourth-best amount recorded by the asset at $990 million. Inflows to ethereum in the previous 12 weeks can be likened to 19.5 percent of its AuM. Contrastingly, Bitcoin has only 9.8 percent of its AuM in 12 weeks of inflows.

Capital Flows Shift in Crypto

XRP did not have such success. It recorded the biggest outflows of the week, amounting to 104 million. This is a change of investor confidence. Conversely, solana was very much in the spotlight as it posted $92.6 million in inflows. This separation shows the transfer of capital in the digital asset market.

This steady growth in inflows means there is increased institutional interest in crypto assets. Bitcoin and Ethereum seem to be the preferred investments by investors. As Bitcoin goes on par with gold in deposits under management, digital money is gaining some credibility. The increase in the volume in ETPs indicates the increase in traders taking recourse to regulated and transparent investment products.

: This article is based on real-time market data and general technical observations. It does not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.