2026-01-05 09:31:57

The performance of global digital asset investment products in 2025 has been remarkable. According to the latest data, the total net inflow for the year reached $47.2 billion, nearly matching the all-time high set in 2024.

But the change in fund flow is quite interesting—although BTC remains the main player, its inflow decreased by 35% month-on-month to $26.9 billion. Is this due to stable holdings or are there other considerations? In contrast, ETH bucked the trend, with inflows increasing by 138% to $12.7 billion, demonstrating strong capital attraction.

Also noteworthy are the dark horses XRP and SOL, which each received inflows of $3.7 billion and $3.6 billion respectively. The market’s interest in diversified assets is clearly heating up, no longer dominated solely by BTC.

BTC-1,54%

ETH-2,95%

XRP-4,6%

SOL-2,37%

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-06 22:31

BTC inflow drops 35%? That's ridiculous. Are big investors starting to buy the dip in other coins? I believe ETH has risen 138%. This time, those who should have bought in didn't. Where did the money for XRP and SOL come from? It seems like it was transferred from BTC. Finally, it's no longer dominated by a single player. The market is coming alive, now that's healthy. Wait, $47.2 billion just matches last year's total? That's nowhere near enough; the enthusiasm still has a long way to go.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 01-05 10:00

BTC inflow drops by 35%? That's interesting. Is this the rhythm to buy the dip? ETH's recent surge is really impressive, with a 138% increase taking off directly. XRP and SOL are also riding the hype, and it seems the market landscape is indeed changing.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 01-05 09:56

BTC inflow down 35%? This shift is quite interesting; it feels like big players are quietly repositioning. ETH grew by 138%, finally no longer just a bystander; this time, you can really see some movement. XRP and SOL are attracting capital; the multi-chain narrative is finally being picked up, and the market has really changed. BTC is still the leader, but those holding the chips seem to be thinking about something else. 472 billion in inflow sounds like a lot, but when divided among so many tokens, the individual slice isn't that big. Is ETH's rise this time due to technical factors or just retail FOMO? I don't really believe this linear growth can be sustained. The dark horse is running happily, but I still don't have the guts to go all-in on XRP.

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RektRecorder

· 01-05 09:51

BTC inflow has decreased so much, is the holding really stable? It just feels a bit off ETH's recent surge is incredible, finally not just Bitcoin stealing the show XRP and SOL each received 3.7 billion and 3.6 billion? The market is indeed changing 472 billion approaching last year's high, but the distribution is completely different, which is interesting The multi-chain narrative is finally here, looking at BTC dominance now seems a bit old-fashioned Inflow down 35%, what are the big players doing? Are they really holding steady or secretly reallocating? ETH's growth momentum is so strong, has the Ethereum ecosystem really taken off? Behind these numbers are probably institutions adjusting their portfolios, rotating into stronger equity-like assets The market is stable but the structure has changed, it seems that future options will require more insight

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DYORMaster

· 01-05 09:44

BTC inflow has dropped so much, are the holders really shifting to ETH? It doesn't seem that simple. ETH inflow has increased by 138%, this data is quite impressive, let's see how it develops further. XRP and SOL are rising, the multi-chain narrative is finally gaining some momentum. Is this wave really spreading out or just for fun? The shakeup of BTC's position is indeed unexpected, need to keep a close eye on the subsequent trends.

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