Ethereum Leads Weekly Crypto Inflows as Bitcoin Pulls Back
Digital asset investment products recorded $286 million in inflows last week, extending a seven-week streak totaling $10.9 billion.
Despite these strong inflows, overall assets under management (AuM) declined from $187 billion to $177 billion due to broader market corrections.
The drop in AuM came amid heightened uncertainty following a U.S. court decision declaring tariffs illegal, sparking price volatility.
Ethereum Strengthens While Bitcoin Momentum Stalls
Ethereum attracted $321 million in new investments, leading all assets. This marked its sixth consecutive week of inflows, totaling $1.19 billion—its best run since December 2024. The consistent inflows point to improving investor sentiment toward Ethereum.
Bitcoin saw positive flows early in the week, but momentum reversed midweek. It closed with $8 million in outflows, breaking a six-week streak of $9.6 billion in inflows.
XRP continued to face selling pressure, logging $28.2 million in outflows, marking its second straight week in the red.
Regional Breakdown: U.S. Dominates, Hong Kong Emerges
The United States remained the largest contributor, adding $199 million. However, Hong Kong saw a surge, with $54.8 million in inflows—its strongest weekly performance since launching exchange-traded products last year.
Germany and Australia posted notable inflows as well, recording $42.9 million and $21.5 million, respectively. In contrast, Switzerland experienced outflows of $32.8 million, continuing its trend of net year-to-date losses.
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