Crypto fund inflows have risen to $6.7 billion since the beginning of the year.

Froklog · 2025-05-12T15:28:38+00:00

Inflows into crypto funds have grown to $6.7 billion since the beginning of the year, with positive trends continuing for the fourth consecutive week. Various factors such as global increase in money supply and approval of cryptocurrencies as reserve assets contribute to this growth.

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2025-05-12 15:28:38

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Inflows into crypto funds have risen to $6.7 billion since the beginning of the year

From May 3 to May 9, the net inflow into cryptocurrency investment funds amounted to $882 million compared to $2.03 billion in the previous period. This is stated in the CoinShares report.

The positive trend continued for the fourth week in a row.

Data: CoinShares. Total inflow since the beginning of the year has increased to $6.7 billion. At its peak in February, the metric reached $7.3 billion.

AUM increased to $169.3 billion

Analysts explained the trend by a combination of several factors: the global increase in the money supply, stagflation risks in the U.S., and the approval of the first cryptocurrency by several American states as a reserve asset.

In the digital gold-based instruments, inflows slowed from $1.84 billion to $867 million, based on Ethereum — from $149.2 million to $1.5 million.

In the segment of American spot Bitcoin ETFs, an inflow of $599.6 million has been recorded. A week earlier, investors added $1.81 billion to the products.

Data: SoSoValue.Among altcoins, XRP ($1.4 million) and Sui ($11.7 million) stand out. The latter coin has outpaced Solana in fund inflows since the beginning of the year — $84 million compared to $73 million.

Data: CoinShares. Recall that on May 8, the prices of Ethereum skyrocketed by 22% after the activation of the Pectra hard fork.

On May 12, Bitcoin tested $105,000 amid the US-China trade deal.

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