Bitcoin Inflows Hit $3.55 Billion as Institutional Demand Breaks Records

Bitcoin recorded unprecedented inflows of $3.55 billion last week, marking the largest single-week investment surge in the asset’s history. Total digital asset inflows reached $5.95 billion, signaling broad institutional optimism across the crypto market.

The increase in capital comes as market confidence builds following recent macroeconomic shifts, including reduced interest rates and continued concerns over US government stability. As a result, total assets under management in digital asset funds climbed to $254 billion, a new all-time high.

Ethereum also enjoyed significant momentum, attracting $1.48 billion in inflows to reach a year-to-date total of $13.7 billion. Solana followed with a record $706.5 million, while XRP brought in $219 million. Altcoins such as Sui, Chainlink, Litecoin, and Cardano saw modest but positive inflows.

Regionally, the United States led the surge with $5 billion in weekly inflows, followed by Switzerland with $563 million and Germany with $312 million. Other markets including Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, and Brazil posted smaller gains, while Sweden experienced minor outflows.

Market conditions remain favorable as Bitcoin continues to test upper resistance levels near $120,000. Leveraged traders remain active, and exchange reserves have dropped to multi-year lows, reinforcing bullish sentiment.

The latest figures highlight the strongest wave of institutional participation yet seen in the crypto sector, positioning Bitcoin and major altcoins for potential continuation of their 2025 bull cycle.