According to the latest fund flow data, the crypto market saw an inflow of $582 million in the past week, with Bitcoin accounting for $512 million alone. Ethereum followed closely with $119.1 million, while Solana experienced an outflow of $30.2 million.

Looking ahead to 2025, the total inflow of digital assets is projected to reach $47.2 billion. This figure looks promising, but compared to the record high of $48.7 billion set in 2024, it appears somewhat sluggish. The performance of individual coins is even more interesting:

Bitcoin has absorbed $26.9 billion this year, making it the largest, but its growth rate has decreased by 35%. In contrast, Ethereum's $12.7 billion inflow has increased by 138%, showing a very strong upward trend. Ripple's inflow of $3.7 billion has quintupled, with a growth rate of 500%. The most exaggerated is Solana, with a $3.6 billion inflow that has increased by 1000%, making it a new favorite in the market. Some smaller coins haven't had it so easy, as market enthusiasm has noticeably declined.

Overall, by the end of 2025, the crypto market shows an interesting divergence: coins like Ethereum, Ripple, and especially Solana are attracting continuous capital inflows, indicating high investor expectations for these projects. Meanwhile, Bitcoin remains the mainstream, but its growth momentum has clearly slowed, prompting many investors to seek higher returns in other coins. This shift suggests that investors are moving from single holdings to diversified allocations, which can help spread risk, but also makes the fluctuations among various tokens more intense.