The cryptocurrency market witnessed a historic week, with digital asset investment products drawing in an unprecedented $4.4 billion, marking the 14th straight week of positive inflows.
According to a report by CoinShares released on Monday, crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) globally attracted substantial investor interest during the week ending July 19.
The surge came as Bitcoin briefly exceeded $122,000 on July 14, before retreating to around $116,000 midweek and ending near $120,000, based on CoinGecko data. These price swings pushed year-to-date inflows for crypto ETPs to $27 billion, while total assets under management (AUM) reached a new milestone of over $220 billion.
Ether ETPs Set New Benchmarks
Ethereum-related ETPs were standouts, posting several new records. Inflows for ETH products in 2025 have now hit $6.2 billion — already surpassing the total seen in all of 2024. Last week’s net inflow alone hit $2.12 billion, doubling the previous weekly record, according to CoinShares’ head of research James Butterfill.
ETH’s rally above $3,500 — its highest level since January — helped fuel the investor appetite, especially after months of subdued performance that saw prices dip below $1,500 in April. Butterfill noted that the latest streak of inflows accounts for 23% of Ethereum’s total ETP AUM.
Bitcoin Inflows Hold Strong Amid Price Volatility
Despite Bitcoin reaching new highs, investor interest in BTC-linked ETPs remained strong. The digital asset attracted $2.2 billion in inflows last week alone, making up half of the total inflows across all crypto ETPs. This is a sharp contrast to the beginning of July when inflows slowed as Bitcoin neared previous record prices, triggering cautious sentiment among investors.
Solana, XRP, and Sui also saw significant attention from institutional investors. Solana pulled in $39 million, XRP followed with $36 million, and Sui attracted $9.3 million in new capital.
Mixed Results Among U.S. Issuers
While the overall picture was positive, not all issuers shared in the gains. U.S.-based providers collectively recorded outflows of around $200 million. ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, posted the highest withdrawals, with $120 million in outflows. That included an $8.7 million sell-off from its ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF.
Other firms like Fidelity and ProShares also faced moderate redemptions, with $49 million and $25 million pulled, respectively. CoinShares, despite being a European firm, wasn’t immune either — it recorded a total of $43 million in outflows over the last two weeks.
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