Bitcoin ETFs Drive $3,7 Billion Inflows and Record AUM
- Bitcoin ETF inflows exceed $3,7 billion
- Cryptocurrency AUM exceeds $200 billion
- Ethereum and Solana lead among altcoins
Interest in crypto investment products increased significantly last week, with total inflows reaching $3,7 billion, according to a CoinShares report. This figure represents the second-largest weekly inflow on record and the most significant of 2025 so far.
The peak occurred on July 10, when the market registered more than US$1,1 billion in a single day — the third-highest mark in history. According According to James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, this is the 13th consecutive period of net inflows, bringing the year-to-date total to $22,7 billion.
BTC touched $122,000 today but that number isn't the most interesting part.
The most important question:
What kind of capital is driving this move?→ Spot ETFs now hold over $137B AUM, with $51B in YTD inflows.
→ Corporate accumulation accelerating from @MicroStrategy to ... pic.twitter.com/nCTgxPhYSE
— MC² Finance (@mcsquaredfi) July 14, 2025
Assets under management (AUM) for these products surpassed the $200 billion mark for the first time, reaching $211 billion. At the same time, weekly trading volume jumped to $29 billion, more than double the annual average.
Much of the flow was directed to Bitcoin, which received $2,7 billion in new inflows. Bitcoin's AUM reached $179,5 billion, representing more than 54% of the total invested in comparable ETPs, such as gold ETPs.
The movement was driven by US-listed Bitcoin ETFs, which attracted more than $2,21 billion between July 10 and 11 alone. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) led the sector with nearly $20 billion in inflows this year and more than $90 billion under management.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin short position products saw modest flow, with just $400 in inflows despite BTC's surge above $120.000.
Among altcoins, Ethereum recorded $990 million in inflows, marking the fourth-largest week in the currency's history. ETH inflows now represent 19,5% of its total AUM for the year, totaling over $4 billion.
Solana received $92,6 million, while XRP faced $104 million in outflows. Even so, both show positive cumulative outflows in 2025, with $206 million and $231 million, respectively. This trend reflects the favorable political environment for cryptocurrencies under President Donald Trump.
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