Crypto Inflows Hit 15-Day Streak as Bitcoin ETFs Pull in Nearly $5 Billion

Digital asset investment products continue their remarkable run, with crypto inflows reaching $2.7 billion last week alone, according to the latest CoinShares report. This marks the 11th consecutive week of positive flows, bringing the first half of 2025 totals to $17.8 billion—matching last year’s impressive performance.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds lead this surge, extending their net inflow streak to an unprecedented 15 trading days. The streak has generated $4.7 billion in new capital, with BlackRock’s IBIT fund capturing $3.8 billion or 81%, of these flows.

15 straight days of inflows into spot btc ETFs…

Approaching $5bil in new $$$.

Not $5bil this year.

That’s $5bil over past 15 trading days.

— Nate Geraci (@NateGeraci) July 1, 2025

Monday’s session added $102.1 million, though this represents a slowdown from Friday’s $501.2 million injection.

Geographic Distribution of Crypto Inflows Shows Clear US Dominance

Regional analysis by the report reveals stark geographic patterns in investment behavior. United States investors contributed $2.65 billion of last week’s inflows, while Switzerland and Germany added modest amounts of $23 million and $19.8 million, respectively.

However, Hong Kong experienced consistent outflows totaling $132 million throughout June, following recent price volatility.

The sustained institutional interest stems from heightened geopolitical uncertainty and unclear monetary policy directions. These macroeconomic factors drive investors toward alternative assets as traditional markets face increased volatility.

Asset-Specific Performance Reveals Market Preferences

Bitcoin dominated asset flows, capturing 83% of weekly inflows at $2.2 billion. Short-Bitcoin products saw continued outflows of $2.9 million, indicating broadly positive market sentiment. Year-to-date, Bitcoin products have attracted $14.9 billion in net flows.

Ethereum demonstrated strong performance with $429 million in weekly inflows, bringing year-to-date totals to $2.9 billion. This contrasts sharply with Solana, which managed only $91 million in year-to-date flows despite its technological advances.

Current market conditions show Bitcoin trading around $106,707, approximately 5% below its all-time highs near $112,000. Analysts suggest the slowing pace of ETF inflows may limit near-term price appreciation without additional catalysts.

The sustainability of these inflows depends largely on continued institutional adoption and regulatory clarity. Corporate treasuries are accelerating Bitcoin accumulation, providing medium-term bullish signals despite short-term momentum concerns.

Total assets under management for Bitcoin ETFs now exceed $128 billion, highlighting the growing institutional acceptance of digital assets as legitimate investment vehicles.