CoinShares Reports Slowed Cryptocurrency Investments Amid Growing Uncertainty in Monetary Policies
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Hey there, folks! Let's dive into today's crypto roundup – we've got news on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more! Here's the gist: Institutional investors poured nearly $225 million into crypto vehicles during the past week, as per CoinShares' latest report. However, the inflows have dropped significantly in the last two weeks, possibly due to uncertainty regarding US monetary policy.
regionally, the United States led the pack with a whopping $175 million in inflows, with Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and Australia following suit with $47.8 million, $15.7 million, $9.8 million, and $6.5 million in inflows respectively. Unfortunately, minor outflows were reported in Brazil ($9.2 million) and Hong Kong ($14.6 million), marking an end to records inflows in the latter.
Leading the smart contract platform race, Ethereum has seen strong gains with a $1.5 billion inflow streak over the past seven weeks, including $296 million last week. On the contrary, Bitcoin experienced its second consecutive week of outflows, resulting in a loss of $56.5 million. Meanwhile, altcoins were relatively quiet, with Sui attracting minor inflows of $1.1 million and XRP reporting $6.6 million in outflows.
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Sources:
[1] The Daily Hodl Report, (2025, June 9), Available: https://thedailyhodl.com/ [Accessed: 2025-06-14][2] CoinShares, (2025), Available: https://coinshares.com/ [Accessed: 2025-06-14][3] Financial Times, (2025), Available: https://www.ft.com/ [Accessed: 2025-06-14][4] Bloomberg, (2025), Available: https://www.bloomberg.com/ [Accessed: 2025-06-14][5] Reuters, (2025), Available: https://www.reuters.com/ [Accessed: 2025-06-14]
Investing in cryptocurrency continues to be a popular choice for many, as institutional investors pumped $225 million into crypto vehicles last week, according to CoinShares' report. The United States led the way with a massive $175 million in inflows, followed by Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and Australia. However, altcoins like Sui saw minor inflows of $1.1 million, while XRP reported $6.6 million in outflows, indicating a mixed picture in the crypto investment market. As investors look to blockchain technology for potential returns, it's essential to stay informed about finance trends and the crypto industry landscape.
