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Crypto Funds Record $3.17B Inflows Despite Crash
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Oct 14, 2025
Cryptocurrency investment products attracted $3.17 billion in inflows last week despite Friday's massive flash crash, according to CoinShares data. Year-to-date flows reached a record $48.7 billion, surpassing last year's total.
Friday's market correction, triggered by China tariff threats from President Trump, resulted in minimal outflows of just $159 million. CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill characterized the response as "paltry," highlighting investor resilience during the $20 billion liquidation event.
Weekly trading volumes for crypto funds hit an all-time high of $53 billion, more than double the 2025 weekly average. Friday alone generated a record daily turnover of $15.3 billion as volatility spiked across markets.
Assets under management declined 7% from the previous week's peak to $242 billion following the tariff announcement. Major cryptocurrencies showed relative stability, with Bitcoin falling 6.8% and Ethereum dropping 8.3% over the seven-day period.
Bitcoin funds dominated inflows with $2.67 billion for the week, bringing year-to-date totals to $30.2 billion. Trading volumes on Friday reached $10.4 billion for Bitcoin products, the highest on record, while flows remained minimal at just $0.39 million.
U.S.-based digital asset investment products accounted for $3.01 billion of net inflows, continuing their market dominance. Switzerland and Germany added $132 million and $53.5 million, respectively, while Sweden, Brazil and Hong Kong experienced outflows.
Ethereum products recorded $338.3 million in weekly inflows, pushing year-to-date flows to nearly $14 billion. However, Ethereum funds suffered the largest single-day outflow on Friday at $172 million, suggesting investors viewed them as most vulnerable during the correction.
Altcoin investment products experienced a marked slowdown. Solana funds attracted $93.3 million and XRP products drew $61.6 million, both significantly down from the prior week's $706.5 million and $219 million, respectively. The deceleration occurred despite growing anticipation for upcoming Solana and XRP ETF launches in the U.S.
At least 16 crypto ETF applications await approval as the U.S. government shutdown enters its third week. Industry analysts anticipate a surge of spot crypto ETF approvals once normal operations resume in November.
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