The crypto investment landscape continues to heat up, with digital asset funds recording a whopping $882 million in net inflows over the past week. This marks the fourth consecutive week of gains, signaling renewed investor confidence — especially in Bitcoin and a surprising outperformance by Sui (SUI) among altcoins.
According to CoinShares’ latest data, these consistent inflows have now brought the year-to-date total to an impressive $6.7 billion, underscoring a growing appetite for digital assets in 2025. Notably, Bitcoin once again led the charge, pulling in $867 million — over 98% of the total — as U.S.-based Bitcoin ETFs shattered new records.
U.S. and Germany Lead the Charge in Regional Flows
A deeper look at the numbers reveals that the United States remains the epicenter of crypto fund activity. Exchanges based in the U.S. accounted for a staggering $839.7 million of last week’s inflows — about 95% of the global total. Germany followed, though at a distant second, with $44.5 million. Australia added $10.2 million, while other global regions collectively chipped in $12.1 million.
Not all regions shared the same bullish sentiment. Canada, for instance, reported $8 million in outflows, bringing its month-to-date losses to $12.2 million. Despite this, its overall performance in 2025 remains strong with $143.9 million in net inflows. Hong Kong also faced modest outflows of $4.3 million.
Meanwhile, Sweden emerged as the week’s biggest loser relative to market size, hemorrhaging $12 million in investor capital — continuing its broader downtrend, which has now reached $725.3 million in year-to-date outflows. Switzerland, while quiet this week with only $0.2 million in inflows, still holds massive assets under management (AUM) at nearly $5.9 billion, despite recording negative inflows for the year.
Bitcoin ETFs Push U.S. Investment to New Heights
Bitcoin continues to dominate the conversation, thanks largely to the success of U.S.-listed spot ETFs. Since their launch in January 2024, these investment vehicles have brought in $62.9 billion in net flows, helping push Bitcoin’s total AUM across all products to $146.2 billion.
Bitcoin’s $867 million weekly inflow is part of a broader surge, with the month-to-date figure now at $1.95 billion. CoinShares attributes the growing interest to a range of macroeconomic factors — including an expansion in global M2 money supply and U.S. states increasingly treating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.
Sui Surges Ahead of XRP and Solana
While Bitcoin took most of the spotlight, Sui (SUI) quietly stole the show in the altcoin space. The smart contract platform brought in $11.7 million in inflows last week, putting it far ahead of its altcoin peers — including Ethereum, which only attracted $2 million, and XRP, which saw just $1.44 million.
Sui’s strong weekly performance helped it surpass Solana (SOL) in year-to-date inflows. Sui now boasts $84.07 million in inflows for 2025, outpacing Solana’s $76.37 million — a surprising turn given Solana’s recent hype. SOL faced $3.38 million in outflows last week and $2.89 million in losses for the month.
Other altcoins trailed far behind. Cardano (ADA) managed just $0.8 million in inflows, Litecoin (LTC) drew $0.25 million, and multi-asset products combined for a modest $0.55 million. Sui’s assets under management now stand at an impressive $329.56 million — a testament to the growing investor interest in newer altcoin narratives.
Final Thoughts
With traditional finance showing renewed interest in crypto — especially via spot Bitcoin ETFs — and emerging platforms like Sui gaining traction among institutional investors, the digital asset landscape appears to be shifting. While Bitcoin remains the cornerstone of most portfolios, alternative projects that offer strong utility and technical innovation are carving out a meaningful share of investor capital.
If these trends persist, the remainder of 2025 could see a broader diversification in crypto fund inflows — giving rise to new leaders beyond the usual suspects.
