In the crypto market report covering the week of July 14-21, prepared by the ICRYPEX Research team, we have compiled the latest developments regarding crypto assets, their price movements, and macroeconomic developments.
You can view the general flow of this report below and access all the developments that took place in the 7-day period at Weekly Crypto Market Reports: July 14-21, 2025.
June 14 Weekly Crypto Market Report Overview
Last week, global markets were shaped by inflation data and growth indicators, while the crypto space witnessed a historic inflow of institutional capital. U.S. CPI and PPI figures signaled a gradual slowdown in inflation, while strong retail sales and low jobless claims demonstrated the economy’s resilience. China’s Q2 GDP falling short of expectations kept global growth concerns alive. In Europe, modest increases in producer prices pointed to continued weak demand conditions.
On the crypto front, major developments came from institutional players and regulatory progress. Emirates Airlines and Dubai Duty Free announced plans to accept crypto payments, signaling expanding real-world adoption of digital assets. A record $726.6 million inflow into Spot Ether ETFs showed diversifying investor interest. The U.S. House of Representatives’ approval of three key crypto laws marked a significant milestone in regulatory progress. Meanwhile, former President Trump’s plan to allow retirement funds to invest in crypto highlights the asset class’s potential integration into long-term financial structures.
Institutional activity stood out sharply. SharpLink Gaming and Bitmine Immersion increased their Ethereum holdings by a combined total of 500,000 ETH, reinforcing its position as a strategic reserve asset. Banks like Standard Chartered began offering BTC and ETH spot trading services, illustrating increased permeability between traditional finance and crypto markets. Reflecting these dynamics, crypto investment products saw a record $4.39 billion inflow last week—the highest weekly total to date. Year-to-date inflows have reached $27 billion, and total assets under management hit an all-time high of $220 billion.
On the Bitcoin side, the historic rally that began after surpassing $120,000 peaked at $123,260 before entering a correction phase due to profit-taking. Nonetheless, BTC found support near $115,896 and rebounded to around $119,000 with strong institutional demand. Markets are closely watching whether this significant institutional inflow signals a sustained medium-term trend reversal.
Those who want to get more comprehensive information about the week covering July 14-21 can review Weekly Crypto Market Reports: July 14, 2025.