Global Digital Asset Inflows Hit $47.2B in 2025, Just Shy of 2024 Record
Global digital asset inflows reached $47.2 billion in 2025, slightly below the 2024 record, indicating a maturing market with cautious investor sentiment.
Global digital asset inflows reached $47.2 billion in 2025, slightly below the 2024 record, indicating a maturing market with cautious investor sentiment.
Japan’s finance minister has shown support for regulated exchanges as the gateway to digital assets, signaling a significant step towards integrating cryptocurrency into the country’s financial system.
In 2025, digital asset funds attracted $47.2 billion, with Ethereum, XRP, and Solana seeing massive growth as Bitcoin’s inflows declined. This shift signals a major rotation in investor appetite towards altcoins.
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PwC’s CEO reveals the company’s increased focus on crypto was a response to the US regulatory shift, demonstrating the growing acceptance of digital assets among mainstream institutions.
PwC ramps up its crypto push as the US regulatory environment becomes more favorable, leading to increased confidence among corporations and banks to engage with digital assets.
BitVentures launches its first crypto mining operation in the US, marking a significant move into digital assets after rebranding, aiming to drive growth and profitability.
The crypto market experiences a modest 1.4% increase in total market capitalization, reaching $3.1 trillion, as it starts the new year on a positive note.
Coinbase predicts that ETFs, stablecoins, and tokenization will be the key drivers of crypto adoption by 2026, bringing institutional investors into the market and making it more accessible to retail users.
Amir Zaidi, the CFTC director behind Bitcoin futures, returns as chief of staff, signaling stronger crypto oversight ahead of new digital asset laws.