Despite the market slump and global tensions, cryptofonds are $ 1.2 billion in one

Global cryptofonds just recorded the tenth week in a row with fresh capital and obtained another $ 1.24 billion, although the prices fell and the geopolitical situation was tense.
Coinshares estimates that the inflows have been a total of $ 14.1 billion since April, which increases the commitments made since the beginning of the year to a record value of $ 15.1 billions and the assets managed in this sector grows to around $ 176 billion.
The majority of the money of the past week flowed into Bitcoin vehicles, which absorbed about $ 1.1 billion-mostly via US spot ETFs-while short-bitcoin products only recorded marginal $ 1.4 million.
Ethereum funds attracted $ 124 million and thus extended their own nine-week series to $ 2.2 billion, even though newly launched US spot ether ETFs contributed only a fraction of them ($ 40 million). Regionally, the United States dominated $ 1.25 billion with net faults; Lower positive contributions from Canada and Germany were partially compensated for by returns in Hong Kong and Switzerland.
Meanwhile, prices remain under pressure: Bitcoin fell by around 5 percent to $ 101,600 in the course of the week, and Ether has lost almost 14 percent to about $ 2.255. Nevertheless, analysts argue that steady institutional allocations – from state finance ministries in Texas to corporate credit for companies such as MetaPlanet – create a solid long -term basis.
As soon as the current macroeconomic uncertainty decreases, this underlying demand could pave the way for the next recovery, with some relying on the fact that raised beta assets such as Solana could take the lead.