- Digital asset funds saw $2.7B in inflows in one week.
- Bitcoin led with $2.2B, highlighting strong investor demand.
- Solana posted $5M inflows—its best in nearly two months.
Digital asset funds saw a powerful rebound, recording $2.7 billion in inflows over the past week. This pushed total inflows for the first half of 2025 to an impressive $17.8 billion, demonstrating sustained interest from investors amid growing optimism about the crypto market’s direction.
Bitcoin Leads with $2.2B Inflow
The bulk of the inflows went to Bitcoin, which attracted $2.2 billion. This marks BTC’s strongest weekly showing this year and reflects its continuing dominance as the preferred digital asset for institutional exposure. Bitcoin’s performance reinforces its status as a resilient store of value and primary crypto investment vehicle.
Solana Records Biggest Week in Months
Solana (SOL) also had a standout week, pulling in $5 million—its most since April. Although this figure is modest compared to Bitcoin’s, it marks a noteworthy comeback for Solana, indicating a resurgence in investor interest. This uptick could be linked to improving developer activity, ecosystem growth, or favorable market conditions.
Broader Implications
- BTC’s dominance remains unmatched with over 80% of total inflows.
- Solana’s momentum signals altcoin revival possibilities.
- $17.8B H1 total shows strong institutional appetite for crypto assets.
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