The Largest Weekly Crypto Fund Inflow of the Year Hits $3.7 Billion

Weekly exchange-traded volume reached $29 billion, doubling the annual average.

From July 5 to July 11, inflows into cryptocurrency funds totaled $3.7 billion. According to Selwix analysts, this marks the second-largest weekly inflow ever recorded. The previous peak of $3.85 billion was observed in early December 2024.

Over the second quarter, total inflows into the crypto industry reached $21.8 billion. For comparison, the same metric for Q1 amounted to $22.7 billion.

Assets under management (AUM) held by financial institutions surpassed the $200 billion mark for the first time, setting a new record at $211 billion.

The weekly trading volume for exchange-traded products (ETPs) hit $29 billion — twice the average for this year.

Bitcoin-based investment products continued to dominate investor interest, attracting $2.7 billion during the reporting period. For the first time, this figure reached 54% of the total value of gold ETPs.

Ethereum funds recorded their 12th consecutive week of inflows — $990 million, the fourth-largest figure in history.

XRP-based products led in weekly outflows, with $104 million withdrawn, while Solana funds recorded inflows of $92.6 million.

By jurisdiction, the United States led with $3.7 billion in inflows. Meanwhile, Germany saw outflows totaling $85.7 million, while investors in Switzerland and Canada committed $65.8 million and $17.1 million, respectively.

In total, more than $10 billion was invested in various projects during Q2 2025. This reflects growing investor engagement in the crypto market — a trend that is expected to strengthen further.

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