Bitcoin captures the majority share of the $125 million that has been injected into crypto asset management products.
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Crypto asset management solutions recorded inflows for a second week in a row, accumulating a total of $125 million.
This brings the total inflows over the last fortnight to an impressive $334 million.
Investors showed a strong interest in Bitcoin investment products, which received a massive $123 million in inflows.
For the week ending June 30, crypto asset management products enjoyed inflows totaling $125 million, according to CoinShares. Read More With total inflows hitting $334 million over the last two weeks, this represents nearly one percent of the overall assets under management (AuM).
Throughout the past two weeks, Bitcoin investment products have captured the majority of investor interest, securing $123 million in inflows that account for 98% of all digital asset activity. In contrast, Multi-asset, Short Bitcoin, and Solana products experienced outflows of $1.8 million, $0.9 million, and $0.8 million respectively.
Read more News Report On June 29, ProShares BITO Fund recorded $14.9 million in inflows, followed by an additional $11.9 million on July 3, raising the fund's total assets under management (AUM) to $1.04 billion—a remarkable increase of $218 million since June 15, reflecting ongoing investor enthusiasm.
Despite seeing outflows for ten consecutive weeks, Short Bitcoin remains a strong performer, accounting for 59% of its assets and still managing to attract $60 million in contributions from investors in 2023.
CoinShares indicates that the recent uptick in cryptocurrency values has pushed the total assets under management (AuM) to $37 billion in the week of June 30—surpassing levels last seen in early June 2022 and aligning with the annual average AuM. Moreover, trading volumes remained elevated, reaching $2.3 billion weekly, significantly above the year-to-date average of $1.5 billion.
Altcoin management products observed a slight increase in inflows this past week, with Ethereum leading the way at $2.7 million. Meanwhile, Cardano, Polygon, and XRP also attracted minor inflows, each garnering less than $1 million.
The majority of the funds flowing into crypto management products hailed from Germany, Canada, and the United States, with Germany contributing $64.8 million, followed by Canada at $34.7 million and the U.S. at $22.7 million.
After a streak of nine weeks of outflows, blockchain equities managed to attract $6.8 million in inflows, suggesting a shift in investor confidence as the crypto market hints at a bullish trend, especially with Bitcoin testing the $30,000 mark recently.
April 25, 2025
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