From June 2 to June 6, 2025, the total net inflow of capital into cryptocurrency funds decreased to $224 million. This data is included in the weekly report by CoinShares analysts. Experts attribute the decline in activity to expectations surrounding the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision on future monetary policy.
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Ethereum Maintains Leadership Among Assets, Bitcoin Experiences Capital Outflow
In terms of asset structure, the largest capital inflow was recorded in investment products based on Ethereum — $295.4 million. Meanwhile, Bitcoin products have shown capital outflows for the second consecutive week, this time amounting to $56.5 million.
Among cryptocurrency product providers, iShares remains the leader with a result of $330 million for the past week. Positive dynamics were also demonstrated by Bitwise and 21Shares, while other providers faced investment outflows.
Geography of Inflows: U.S. Leads, Minor Outflows in Brazil and Hong Kong
The U.S. retains its position as the leader in terms of attracted investments — $175 million. Following are Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and Australia. Meanwhile, Brazil and Hong Kong experienced minor capital outflows, with Hong Kong ending a prolonged record period of capital inflow.
“CoinShares experts explained this dynamic by suggesting that investors have taken a wait-and-see approach. The next Fed meeting regarding interest rates is scheduled for June 18-19, 2025.”
Previously, the Fed kept the rate unchanged, after which the Bitcoin price showed an increase. According to forecasts from the CME exchange, most traders expect the current policy of the American regulator to be maintained at the upcoming meeting.