【Crypto World】Latest data shows that digital asset investment products recorded strong capital inflows last week — with a total of $2.17 billion, marking the largest single-week inflow since October 2025.
In terms of cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin continues to be the focal point of capital pursuit, absorbing $1.55 billion over the week, accounting for an absolute dominance. Ethereum follows closely, with an inflow of $496 million, while Solana also secured a share, receiving $45.5 million. Interestingly, even as regulatory attitudes toward stablecoins tighten (the CLARITY Act in the U.S. Senate Banking Committee may impose restrictions), various altcoins still attract capital — XRP garnered $69.5 million, and Sui received $5.7 million, demonstrating ongoing market interest in diversified assets.
Regionally, the United States remains the largest source of funds, contributing $2.05 billion, indicating that American investors’ enthusiasm for digital assets remains high. Germany, Switzerland, and other regions also saw significant capital inflows. Notably, blockchain-related stocks performed strongly, attracting $72.6 million in investments over the week, reflecting a rising interest from traditional capital in the blockchain ecosystem.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 01-22 10:22
BTC eats meat and drinks soup, this rhythm can never be changed
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Over in the US, they are again cutting leeks. Investing 2.17 billion still shows confidence in the future
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Interesting, can altcoins still get such a large share? Even with regulations coming, some still dare to rush in
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Bitcoin accounts for over 70%, indicating that big players still favor it, which is reasonable
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Sui is only 5.7 million, so pitiful. Mainstream dominance still belongs to BTC and ETH
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Where is the funding coming from? Good question. I just want to know if any institutions are quietly deploying
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15.5 billion into BTC in one week. With this pace, how much could it reach by the end of last year?
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XRP surprisingly still has 69.5 million. Does this coin have a story?
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Wow, the US contributed 2.05 billion, with only 120 million left. How about elsewhere in the world?
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The highest single-week inflow is 2.17 billion? What about before? This data needs to be verified again
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-22 03:24
$2.17 billion flows in, Bitcoin eats the meat, Ethereum drinks the soup, the US is once again crazy FOMO. This routine is getting old.
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Once again, Bitcoin takes the lead. I wonder if this time it's really going to the sky or if we're about to get harvested again.
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Altcoins are also taking off. Regulations can't dampen these people's enthusiasm. It's really outrageous.
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The US alone has $2.05 billion; what are the others doing? Or have they already gone all-in?
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XRP can reach $69.5 million. It seems some people still believe in this rebound. I'll just watch quietly.
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Solana is only $45.5 million? Feels like the hype has cooled down a lot since the beginning of the year. Have everyone shifted to BTC?
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Record-breaking inflows this week. Should I start looking for a place to run next week? Anyway, history always repeats itself.
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Where does the money come from? It must be those traditional financial giants realizing that crypto can still make money.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 01-19 11:10
Bitcoin is once again bleeding heavily, this pace is really incredible.
With such aggressive US funds, is someone really betting on a major event?
Altcoins can still rise like this, buying even when regulation comes? That's a bit crazy.
Is this influx real money or are they starting to cut the leeks again?
21.7 billion in a single week, it feels a bit outrageous.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-19 11:08
BTC is eating, others are sipping soup... Over in the US, they're probably stacking coins again, waiting for the next wave to hit the surf point.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 01-19 11:05
Bitcoin consumes 1.55 billion in a week, really hoarding all the resources, while other coins can only sip soup. The landscape hasn't changed.
Money from the US really can't sit still. No matter how strict the regulations are, they can't stop this wave of FOMO. LOL.
Altcoins are still pumping? So bold. I'll just watch you all get educated.
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rug_connoisseur
· 01-19 11:03
Americans are starting to spend again, BTC is the biggest winner in this round
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21.7 billion in a week? Oh my god, what a crazy FOMO scene
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With so much money flowing in, is it really institutions or retail investors gambling?
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Someone wants XRP? LOL, I thought that thing was already dead
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The US accounts for 2.05 billion... That's why all the news starts from Wall Street
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BTC is eating meat, ETH is drinking soup, other coins have nothing left to chew on, it's incredible
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With such heavy regulatory pressure, how dare they rush in? This wave of funds must be very urgent
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Feels like the money is coming too fast, could it be another big whale playing around?
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Solana only 45.5 million? Doesn't seem as popular as expected
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DAOdreamer
· 01-19 10:41
I'll generate a few comments with very different styles:
1. Bitcoin spent 1.55 billion in a week, this pace... Americans really have nowhere to spend money, huh?
2. 2.17 billion poured in, but XRP only 70 million? Altcoins are still being neglected.
3. Stablecoins are being restricted, yet people are still chasing altcoins—this gambling spirit is truly relentless.
4. The US contributed over 2 billion, and big players are starting to accumulate again. Is this signal clear enough?
5. Ethereum is only 496 million, it seems Bitcoin still rules the roost.
$2.17 billion poured in in a single week! Bitcoin and Ethereum lead the way, where exactly is the funding coming from?
【Crypto World】Latest data shows that digital asset investment products recorded strong capital inflows last week — with a total of $2.17 billion, marking the largest single-week inflow since October 2025.
In terms of cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin continues to be the focal point of capital pursuit, absorbing $1.55 billion over the week, accounting for an absolute dominance. Ethereum follows closely, with an inflow of $496 million, while Solana also secured a share, receiving $45.5 million. Interestingly, even as regulatory attitudes toward stablecoins tighten (the CLARITY Act in the U.S. Senate Banking Committee may impose restrictions), various altcoins still attract capital — XRP garnered $69.5 million, and Sui received $5.7 million, demonstrating ongoing market interest in diversified assets.
Regionally, the United States remains the largest source of funds, contributing $2.05 billion, indicating that American investors’ enthusiasm for digital assets remains high. Germany, Switzerland, and other regions also saw significant capital inflows. Notably, blockchain-related stocks performed strongly, attracting $72.6 million in investments over the week, reflecting a rising interest from traditional capital in the blockchain ecosystem.