From February 1 to 7, cryptocurrency investment funds received $1.3 billion, following $527 million in the previous reporting period, according to CoinShares.
This positive trend continued for the fifth consecutive week.
Amid the correction, the AUM decreased to $163 billion, compared to the record $191 billion.
Trading volume remained at $20 billion.
Instruments based on the first cryptocurrency attracted $407 million, down from $486 million the previous week. The share of coins in bitcoin funds reached 7.1% of the supply.
In the segment of US spot bitcoin ETFs, inflows for the week amounted to $203.54 million. The inflow continued for the sixth consecutive week.
Clients added $0.1 million to structures allowing short positions on digital gold (previously $3.7 million).
With the price of ETH falling to around $2100, investors directed more funds into Ethereum funds than into bitcoin-based equivalents — $793 million. The previous week saw a withdrawal of $0.3 million.
Inflows into XRP-based products increased from $14.7 million to $21.1 million.
Competitors based on Solana and Cardano attracted $11.2 million and $2.6 million, respectively.
Earlier, Bitwise estimated inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs in 2025 at $50 billion.
According to Bernstein, TradFi investors are just beginning to explore digital assets.