Despite rising geopolitical tensions and cautious investor sentiment, capital continues to pour into crypto funds. According to CoinShares’ latest report, digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of $1.24 billion during the week of June 16–20, 2025. This marks the 10th consecutive week of positive flows, pushing the year-to-date total to $15.1 billion.
Key Takeaways
- Bitcoin leads the way with $1.1 billion in inflows, followed by Ethereum with $124 million.
- In contrast, Sui-based funds and short Bitcoin products saw minor outflows, suggesting a market leaning more bullish.
- Despite the midweek market correction, the overall trend remained positive.
Institutional Appetite Persists
The resilience of capital inflows amid escalating Middle East conflict suggests that institutional demand for crypto exposure is not fading. BlackRock’s iShares remains the dominant provider, while Ark Invest and Fidelity’s Wise Origin saw modest outflows.
Regionally, the U.S. led inflows, driven by sustained interest in spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Meanwhile, markets like Switzerland, Sweden, Hong Kong, and Brazil posted small outflows — a mixed sentiment reflecting broader global uncertainty.
Are Investors Positioning for a Bigger Move?
Although activity slowed by the end of the week, possibly due to global tensions, the inflow pattern suggests accumulation rather than retreat. The combination of rising ETF traction and continued buying interest could signal that investors expect the current dip to be short-lived.
With crypto markets now correcting slightly, some may view this as a buy-the-dip opportunity — particularly for BTC and ETH, which remain the cornerstones of digital portfolios.
Conclusion:
Sustained inflows, even during volatile weeks, reflect increasing mainstream adoption. While short-term corrections may continue, the data indicates long-term confidence remains intact.
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