Digital asset investment funds experienced significant growth last week, attracting $1.04 billion in inflows. This marks the twelfth consecutive week of positive activity, contributing to a total of $18 billion poured into the market during this time frame.
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Crypto funds have achieved a remarkable 12 weeks of inflows, which have propelled total assets under management (AuM) to a record-high of $188 billion.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen net inflows reaching $14.5 billion this year, with trading volumes surpassing $1 trillion since their inception.
Moreover, Ethereum has witnessed inflows that are accelerating at a pace quicker than Bitcoin’s, indicating a surge in investor interest towards ETH.
According to a recent report by CoinShares, buoyed by rising values, the assets under management in the sector have ballooned to a historic $188 billion. Trading volumes remained consistent at $16.3 billion, aligning with the year’s average.
The United States emerged as the leader in regional inflows, contributing $1 billion, significantly overshadowing Germany’s $38.5 million and Switzerland’s $33.7 million.
Canada and Brazil Report Outflows
In contrast, both Canada and Brazil saw outflows, recording $29.3 million and $9.7 million respectively, reflecting a dip in investor confidence in those markets.
Bitcoin-focused products attracted $790 million, which is a decline from the recent weeks’ average of $1.5 billion, suggesting that investors may be exercising caution as Bitcoin approaches its all-time highs.
It was noted that spot Bitcoin ETFs witnessed over $1 billion in net inflows on Wednesday and Thursday, following a minor setback on Tuesday that resulted in $342.2 million in outflows.
Thus far this year, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated $14.5 billion in net inflows, managing around $128 billion in assets, with IBIT leading at $73.6 billion.
Additionally, Thursday marked the highest daily trading volume for Bitcoin ETFs since May, reaching $5.3 billion, with IBIT accounting for $4.1 billion of that volume.
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Since their launch in January 2024, these ETFs have recorded a staggering cumulative trading volume exceeding $1 trillion, underscoring their efficacy in attracting both institutional and retail investors to Bitcoin through regulated investment vehicles.
Ethereum’s momentum remains strong as well, notching its 11th consecutive week of inflows with an addition of $226 million.
During this span, Ethereum’s average weekly inflows have accounted for 1.6% of its assets under management—double the rate of Bitcoin’s 0.8%—pointing to a notable shift in investment preferences towards ETH.
High Approval Odds for Solana, XRP, and Litecoin ETFs
Analysts Balchunas and Seyffart recently reported a 95% likelihood that the SEC will approve spot ETFs for Solana, XRP, and Litecoin this year, raising their earlier estimates from 90% in response to growing optimism regarding institutional crypto products.
They also anticipate the approval of a crypto index ETF that tracks multiple assets could occur as early as this week, which would grant traditional investors broader access to altcoins.
With individual altcoin ETF deadlines approaching in October, the analysts project a 90% chance for the approval of additional tokens like Dogecoin and Cardano by the end of the year, while noting that Sui and Tron’s ETFs face greater regulatory challenges, with approval odds at only 60% and 50%, respectively.
Earlier this April, Balchunas disclosed that more than 70 cryptocurrency ETFs are currently pending review by the SEC.
This diverse lineup includes not only Bitcoin but also other major digital assets such as XRP, Litecoin, Solana, Dogecoin, and various crypto derivatives.
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