Bitcoin Leads as Crypto Funds See $3B+ Inflows with ATH Volumes Despite Price Crash

Bitcoin led as digital asset investment funds drew in over $3 billion last week, showing strong resilience despite crypto prices falling sharply on Friday.

According to CoinShares, crypto funds saw $3.17 billion last week. In addition, total inflows for the year have climbed to a record $48.7 billion, already surpassing last year’s full total. However, total assets under management (AUM) slipped 7% from the previous week’s high, settling at $242 billion after the market dip.

Interestingly, trading activity reached historic levels as investors took advantage of the price correction. For context, weekly trading volumes in digital asset ETPs surged to $53 billion, twice the 2025 weekly average, while Friday alone hit a record $15.3 billion. 

Ethereum followed as the next most popular asset, gaining $338 million for the week. However, it also saw $172 million in outflows on Friday, marking the largest daily withdrawal among all assets tracked. 

This indicates that investors viewed Ethereum as more exposed to short-term uncertainty. Despite this, Ethereum’s year-to-date inflows stand at $13.99 billion, with $36.46 billion in AUM.

Notably, interest in Solana and XRP cooled slightly despite the growing anticipation around their upcoming U.S. ETF launches. 

Specifically, Solana brought in $93.3 million during the week, raising its total inflows for the year to $2.67 billion and its AUM to $4.8 billion. Meanwhile, XRP saw $61.6 million in new weekly inflows, lifting its 2025 total to $1.89 billion and its AUM to $2.94 billion.

Flows by Fund and Region

Among fund providers, iShares dominated the market, posting $3.26 billion in inflows for the week and $38.98 billion for the year. Its AUM now stands at a massive $110.33 billion. Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund followed with $89 million in weekly inflows and $427 million month-to-date, taking its AUM to $24.19 billion. 

21Shares also saw positive results, adding $92 million over the week and $14 million month-to-date, with $5.8 billion in AUM. However, Grayscale continued to face redemptions, losing $110 million over the week and $1.76 billion year-to-date, leaving its AUM at $34.9 billion.

By region, the United States was the leader, contributing $3.01 billion in weekly inflows and $6.18 billion month-to-date, with total inflows of $45.28 billion so far this year and $169.83 billion in AUM. 

Switzerland ranked second, adding $132 million for the week, bringing its yearly inflows to $1.06 billion. Germany followed with $53.5 million for the week, pushing its total inflows for the year to $1.86 billion. Meanwhile, Canada added a smaller $3.8 million but continues to hold steady with $567 million in 2025 inflows.