Crypto Funds on Fire: $1.24 Billion Inflows Amid Market Dips and Global Tensions

Unstoppable Investor Confidence

Hold onto your hats, folks! Despite recent price plunges and global chaos, crypto investment products are seeing a tidal wave of cash pouring in, proving that investor confidence is soaring higher than ever.

Record-Breaking Numbers

CoinShares dropped a bombshell with their Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly report on June 13, 2025, revealing a jaw-dropping $1.24 billion in inflows last week alone. This marks the 10th straight week of gains, pushing the year-to-date total to a mind-blowing new record of $15.1 billion!

Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead the Charge

Bitcoin's leading the pack with a whopping $1.1 billion, while Ethereum's not far behind at $123.8 million. These numbers are off the charts, especially considering the recent price dips triggered by the escalating drama in the Middle East.

Buying the Dip Like It's Going Out of Style

Investors are diving in headfirst, snapping up the dip like it's Black Friday. We're talking 10 straight weeks of crypto fund inflows, with $1.24 billion last week and a record-breaking $15.1 billion year-to-date. Bitcoin's pulling in $1.1 billion, Ethereum's at $124 million, and the U.S. is leading the charge with $1.25 billion, while Hong Kong and Switzerland are seeing some outflows.

Bitcoin and Ethereum: The Rollercoaster Ride

Bitcoin's been on a wild ride, trading just over $101,400 at press time after dipping to a new month-low of $98,000. Ethereum's not far behind, dropping below $2,200 in the midst of a broader market meltdown.

Bullish Sentiment in the Face of Volatility

But here's the kicker: investors are seeing these dips as golden buying opportunities, doubling down on their bullish bets. The proof? Short-Bitcoin products saw a measly $1.4 million in outflows, showing that the bears are getting cold feet.

Altcoins Join the Party

It's not just the big dogs; altcoins are also crashing the party. Solana and XRP are strutting their stuff with $2.78 million and $2.69 million in inflows, respectively. These assets have taken a beating, losing over 10% in the past week, but investors are still throwing cash at them like it's going out of style.

ETFs: The Heavy Hitters

Spot exchange-traded funds are also getting in on the action. BlackRock's iShares ETFs are stealing the show with a staggering $1.28 billion in inflows. ProShares and Bitwise are playing catch-up with $71 million and $33 million, while other providers are either treading water or seeing a few bucks trickle out.

Regional Roundup

The U.S. is leading the charge with a whopping $1.25 billion in inflows, followed by Canada and Germany at $20.9 million and $10.9 million. But it's not all sunshine and rainbows; Hong Kong and Switzerland are feeling the heat with $32.6 million and $7.7 million in outflows from their crypto funds.