Crypto Inflows Surge to $764M for WisdomTree, Q3 AUM Reaches Record $137.2B
Crypto Products Account for 34% of Total Inflows as WisdomTree's Assets Under Management Reach All-Time High
Key Points
- WisdomTree recorded $764 million in cryptocurrency product net inflows for Q3 2025, making up 34% of total quarterly inflows.
- The company’s assets under management hit a record $137.2 billion, up 8.8% from the previous quarter.
WisdomTree announced that their net inflows from cryptocurrency products reached $764 million in the third quarter of 2025. This represented around 34% of the firm’s total quarterly inflows.
The company also revealed that its total assets under management (AUM) had reached a new high of $137.2 billion. This marked an increase of 8.8% from the previous quarter.
Major Contributors to Q3 Inflows
The total net inflows for the third quarter amounted to $2.2 billion. This was primarily driven by three categories, as stated in the firm’s earnings announcement.
Commodity products attracted $1.1 billion in net inflows, while international developed equity products recorded $476 million. The cryptocurrency category’s $764 million contribution made it the second-largest driver of quarterly growth. The firm reported diluted earnings per share of $0.13 for the quarter, or $0.23 on an adjusted basis.
Expansion of Cryptocurrency Products
During the third quarter, WisdomTree launched the WisdomTree Physical Stellar Lumens ETP (XLMW). In October, the firm expanded access to existing crypto products, making its Bitcoin and Ethereum ETPs available to UK retail investors.
This followed the firm’s XRP ETF filing, which is still under review by the US Securities and Exchange Commission and has received several amendments. The UK Financial Conduct Authority lifted its ban on retail crypto investment products in October 2025. WisdomTree’s Physical Bitcoin ETP (BTCW) and Physical Ethereum ETP (ETHW) were among the first products made available to retail investors following the regulatory change. WisdomTree has been operating crypto ETPs in European markets since 2019.
Strategies for Long-Term Growth
Jonathan Steinberg, CEO of WisdomTree, stated that the company’s expansion into private assets and continued leadership in tokenization positions the firm for long-term growth. BNY Mellon was recently appointed as the core banking-as-a-service infrastructure provider for the WisdomTree Prime platform, which supports tokenized assets and cryptocurrency.
The BNY Mellon blockchain payments initiative aligns with the bank’s broader digital asset strategy. WisdomTree completed its acquisition of Ceres Partners in October 2025, adding farmland investments to its alternative asset offerings. The firm also completed a $475 million convertible senior notes offering in August. These moves come as financial institutions globally explore UK tokenized sterling projects and other digital asset infrastructure initiatives.
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