- Ethereum recorded its highest-ever weekly inflow at $2.12 billion.
- U.S. investors led the surge, contributing over $4.36 billion in inflows.
- Daily Ethereum ETF inflows reached new highs, showing strong demand.
Digital assets just had their strongest week on record. According to data from CoinShares, crypto investment products saw a total of $4.39 billion in inflows, breaking all previous records, including the $4.27 billion high after the U.S. elections in December 2024.
This marks the 14th straight week of gains for the sector, lifting the yearly total to $27 billion. At the same time, assets under management across crypto products climbed to a new peak of $220 billion.
Ethereum stood out in this historic run. It pulled in a staggering $2.12 billion in just seven days, smashing its prior weekly high of $1.2 billion.
With this push, Ethereum’s 2025 inflows now sit at $6.2 billion, already beating the entire total from 2024. Over the last 13 weeks, these inflows have made up nearly a quarter of Ethereum’s total assets under management.
Bitcoin, though slightly down from the previous week, still brought in a solid $2.2 billion. Meanwhile, weekly trading volume for exchange-traded products soared to $39.2 billion, driven largely by interest in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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U.S. Whales Drive Ethereum Demand
The surge was largely powered by American investors. The U.S. accounted for $4.36 billion of the total weekly inflow. Other regions like Switzerland ($47.3 million), Australia ($17.3 million), and Hong Kong ($14.1 million) added to the momentum.
However, Brazil and Germany went in the opposite direction, recording minor outflows of $28.1 million and $15.5 million, respectively.
A growing premium on Ethereum prices appeared on Coinbase, a U.S.-based platform heavily used by institutional buyers. This points to increased buying activity from large U.S. holders.
According to CryptoQuant, this group has been steadily adding Ethereum, especially through spot ETFs. These ETF inflows have reached a new daily record, signaling that demand from the American market is ramping up fast.
Despite the strong interest, the broader market does not seem overheated yet. If activity like this keeps happening in the second half of the year, it might raise red flags. For now, Ethereum’s trend looks solid, especially with ongoing institutional interest.
Altcoins Gain Modest Traction
Besides Bitcoin and ETH, other altcoins also witnessed healthy flows. Solana, XRP, and Sui attracted $39 million, $36 million, and $9.3 million, respectively. These, even being relatively smaller, are indicative of the fact that the investors are still looking at alternatives other than the market-toppers.
Over the course of this history-making week, the renewed confidence in cryptocurrency among the giants has come into the spotlight again. With the present rise being championed by ETH, the next two weeks may further indicate the direction the market will take if purchases by the institutional players continue at the same pace.
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