【Blockchain Rhythm】2025 is just beginning, and the global digital asset investment products have already delivered an interesting report card.
According to the latest data, the total capital inflow into global digital asset investment products by the end of the year reached $47.2 billion. Although slightly below the record of $48.7 billion set in 2024, the momentum for the new year is quite good — last Friday alone, $671 million was attracted, and after deducting outflows from the previous week, the net inflow for that week still reached $582 million, indicating that investor enthusiasm has not waned.
In terms of regional distribution, the United States remains the major recipient of funds, with a total annual inflow of $47.2 billion, a 12% decrease year-over-year. Interestingly, Germany has become a dark horse in this cycle — with inflows of $2.5 billion in 2025, completely reversing the outflow of $43 million in 2024. Canada also experienced a similar reversal, with a net inflow of $1.1 billion last year, compared to an outflow of $603 million the year before. The Swiss market showed steady growth, with inflows of $775 million in 2025, a slight increase of 11.5% year-over-year.
Regarding the performance of different cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin’s situation is a bit complicated. Last year, this main player faced significant pressure, with a 35% decrease in capital inflows. Based on this trend, the capital inflow into Bitcoin investment products this year is expected to be only $26.9 billion. However, it is worth noting that price volatility has also generated new investment demands — $105 million flowed into products that short Bitcoin. Although this market segment is still relatively niche, with total assets under management of only $139 million, it reflects the diversification strategies of market participants.
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down_only_larry
· 01-06 14:51
Germany and Canada's reversal is quite interesting. They were bleeding before, and now they've turned around to turn red. This is the real low buy and high sell... But speaking of it, does the 12% decline in the US hint at something?
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-05 10:08
Germany suddenly taking off, is it trying to imitate the US to cut the leeks or are there really good projects? Not too convinced.
472 billion sounds like a lot, but when spread out, it’s not that impressive...
Bitcoin this week still depends on the Fed’s stance, so annoying.
US capital outflow is 12%, is it shifting to other chains?
Wait, Canada’s reversal is so strong? What’s going on?
New year, new atmosphere? I think it’s still the old routine, just hype.
Although inflows are high, outflows are quick too. Who makes money and who loses depends on luck.
Germany’s dark horse is interesting, need to keep an eye on it.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-05 10:08
Germany suddenly experiences a surge, is this the rhythm of bottom-fishing... The inflow into the US has actually decreased by 12%, where did all the money go?
Germany's recent reversal is incredible. A direct shift from 40 million outflow to 2.5 billion inflow—what a gap...
472 billion didn't break the 487 billion record. It feels like the enthusiasm is indeed waning.
Where are the big funds flowing to? The 12% decline in the US seems a bit concerning.
Can Bitcoin still rise next? Is it too late to jump in now?
Canada has also turned around? This year, we’ll see the performance of emerging markets.
A weekly inflow of 671 million, the numbers look good, but compared to historical data, it seems okay.
With the US dollar appreciating, still able to attract so much money into the market shows that some people are definitely bullish.
2025 Start of the Year Digital Asset Investment Indicator: $47.2 billion flows in globally, what is the future of Bitcoin's market?
【Blockchain Rhythm】2025 is just beginning, and the global digital asset investment products have already delivered an interesting report card.
According to the latest data, the total capital inflow into global digital asset investment products by the end of the year reached $47.2 billion. Although slightly below the record of $48.7 billion set in 2024, the momentum for the new year is quite good — last Friday alone, $671 million was attracted, and after deducting outflows from the previous week, the net inflow for that week still reached $582 million, indicating that investor enthusiasm has not waned.
In terms of regional distribution, the United States remains the major recipient of funds, with a total annual inflow of $47.2 billion, a 12% decrease year-over-year. Interestingly, Germany has become a dark horse in this cycle — with inflows of $2.5 billion in 2025, completely reversing the outflow of $43 million in 2024. Canada also experienced a similar reversal, with a net inflow of $1.1 billion last year, compared to an outflow of $603 million the year before. The Swiss market showed steady growth, with inflows of $775 million in 2025, a slight increase of 11.5% year-over-year.
Regarding the performance of different cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin’s situation is a bit complicated. Last year, this main player faced significant pressure, with a 35% decrease in capital inflows. Based on this trend, the capital inflow into Bitcoin investment products this year is expected to be only $26.9 billion. However, it is worth noting that price volatility has also generated new investment demands — $105 million flowed into products that short Bitcoin. Although this market segment is still relatively niche, with total assets under management of only $139 million, it reflects the diversification strategies of market participants.