Crypto Funds See $3.17B Weekly Inflows Despite US–China Tariff Turmoil

Digital asset funds logged $3.17 billion in inflows last week, defying market turbulence triggered by renewed US–China tariff ￰0￱ Takeaways: Digital asset funds saw $3.17 billion in weekly inflows, pushing 2025 totals to a record $48.7 billion despite US–China tariff ￰1￱ dominated trading, with inflows of $2.67 billion and record ETP volumes hitting $53 ￰2￱ spot Bitcoin ETFs added $2.71 billion amid strong institutional ￰3￱ rally in investment products came even as major cryptocurrencies saw sharp corrections, with only $159 million in outflows on Friday, signaling limited investor panic. Year-to-date inflows have now hit a record $48.7 billion, surpassing the full-year total for 2024, according to a Monday report from ￰4￱ Leads Record $53B Weekly ETP Volume Despite 7% Price Drop Trading activity surged as digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) registered record weekly volumes of $53 billion, more than double the 2025 ￰5￱ marked the busiest trading day ever, with $15.3 billion in daily ￰6￱ remained the top draw, attracting $2.67 billion in inflows, pushing its 2025 total to $30.2 billion.

However, that remains short of last year’s $41.7 billion ￰7￱ prices sliding 7% following the tariff announcement, Bitcoin volumes hit a new daily high of $10.4 ￰8￱ also saw strong participation, with $338 million in inflows during the week, though investors withdrew $172 million on Friday, the largest single-day outflow among major ￰9￱ suggest traders viewed ETH as more vulnerable during the correction. Meanwhile, anticipation for upcoming Solana (SOL) and XRP exchange-traded fund launches has cooled, with inflows tapering to $93.3 million and $61.6 million, ￰10￱ asset investment products saw $3.17 billion inflows last ￰11￱ — Crypto Crib (@Crypto_Crib_) October 13, 2025 US spot Bitcoin ETFs extended their strong “Uptober” momentum with $2.71 billion in weekly inflows, highlighting sustained institutional ￰12￱ to SoSoValue , total assets under management climbed to $158.96 billion, representing nearly 7% of Bitcoin’s total market ￰13￱ week’s standout session came on Monday, when funds posted $1.21 billion in inflows, the second-largest daily haul since spot ETFs debuted, followed by another $875.6 million on Tuesday.

However, sentiment cooled on Friday, when Bitcoin ETFs recorded a small $4.5 million outflow following President Trump’s announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese ￰14￱ Warns Bitcoin Faces Decisive 100-Day Window Bitcoin may be nearing a critical turning point, according to trader Tony “The Bull” Severino, who believes the next 100 days could determine whether the cryptocurrency enters a parabolic rally or ends its current bull ￰15￱ pointed to the Bollinger Bands indicator on Bitcoin’s weekly chart, which has tightened to levels unseen before, often a precursor to sharp price moves in either ￰16￱ cautioned that “head fakes,” or false breakouts, are common during such ￰17￱ noted Bitcoin recently failed to break above the upper band with strength after briefly touching $126,000, suggesting a potential dip before any sustained rally.

Currently, BTC trades around $122,700, hovering below its record highs as volatility compresses ￰18￱ some analysts fear a looming breakdown, others argue that Bitcoin’s cycles are getting longer, hinting at more room for growth.