Experts from CoinShares have published their weekly report on capital movement in the crypto fund sector. According to this study, from April 21 to April 25, 2025, crypto products received $3.4 billion, marking the largest inflow since December 2024 and the third largest in the sector’s history. This indicates a sustained and positive growth trend, as the second consecutive week has seen an influx of investments following periods of capital outflow.
This is reported by Business • Media
Details of Capital Inflow and Key Assets
Overall, during this period, Bitcoin-based products attracted the most capital — $3.18 billion. Meanwhile, Ethereum funds received $183 million after eight weeks of outflows. There was also a significant inflow in cryptocurrencies XRP and Sui — $31.6 million and $20.7 million, respectively.
The total assets under management in Bitcoin products reached $132 billion — a level not seen since the end of February 2025.
Reasons for Growth and Investment Geography
According to analysts, the growing interest in digital assets is driven by concerns about the impact of tariff restrictions on corporate profitability and the significant weakening of the US dollar. This has led to cryptocurrencies being viewed as a new “safe haven” for investors.
The primary group of investors contributing to the majority of the inflow consisted of American companies and individuals, who invested $3.3 billion. Positive dynamics are also observed in Europe: in Germany, the inflow amounted to $51.5 million, while in Switzerland, it was $41.4 million.
It is worth noting that from April 14 to April 18, 2025, crypto products received $6 million.
“We believe that the reasons for such investor interest in digital assets are concerns about the impact of tariffs on corporate profitability and the sharp weakening of the US dollar, which has led to digital assets being seen as a new ‘safe haven’,” the report states.
This trend indicates a growing trust among investors in cryptocurrencies as an alternative capital preservation tool, which could significantly impact the future development of the sector.