Crypto Inflows Reach $16.9 Billion in H1 2025, Nearing Record Levels

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Crypto inflows continue their steady ascent, with $2.7 billion recorded last week—marking an 11-week streak of positive momentum.

Half-year (H1) inflows for 2025 now stand at $16.9 billion**, just shy of the **$17.8 billion achieved in all of H1 2024.

Bitcoin Leads with $2.2 Billion as Institutional Confidence Holds Firm

Despite global macroeconomic complexities, institutional interest in crypto remains robust. Recent data from CoinShares highlights:

Ethereum and Altcoins: A Mixed Picture

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Macroeconomic Drivers Fueling Crypto Demand

  1. Geopolitical Uncertainty: Recent global tensions have amplified crypto’s role as a hedge against volatility.
  2. Monetary Policy Shifts: The Federal Reserve’s ambiguous rate-cut timeline has driven demand for inflation-resistant assets.
  3. Traditional Market Weakness: Events like the Moody’s U.S. credit outlook downgrade have redirected capital toward crypto.
"Investor demand is resilient, fueled by geopolitical volatility and monetary policy uncertainty," notes James Butterfill, CoinShares’ Head of Research.

FAQ: Addressing Key Queries

Q: Why are crypto inflows surging in 2025?
A: Institutional adoption, macroeconomic hedging, and bullish ETF activity are key drivers.

Q: How does Bitcoin’s dominance affect altcoins?
A: While BTC leads, Ethereum benefits from upgrade cycles; smaller altcoins face tougher competition.

Q: Could geopolitics disrupt crypto’s growth?
A: Historically, crypto has thrived amid uncertainty—viewed as a "safe haven" asset.


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