Ethereum led digital asset inflows final week because it recorded a staggering $2.12 billion. The determine was practically double its earlier report.

This surge helped push complete digital asset funding product inflows to an all-time weekly excessive of $4.39 billion, surpassing the prior report of $4.27 billion set after the US presidential election in December 2024.

Altcoins Be a part of Ethereum’s Rally

Within the newest version of the ‘Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report,’ CoinShares revealed that Ethereum has been on a powerful run. Inflows from the previous 13 weeks now account for 23% of its complete property underneath administration. This yr alone, it has pulled in $6.2 billion and has already topped the full-year inflows seen in 2024.

This comes as complete property underneath administration hit a report $220 billion, whereas international weekly buying and selling turnover in ETPs additionally reached a report $39.2 billion.

Bitcoin attracted $2.2 billion in inflows this week, down from final week’s $2.7 billion. ETP buying and selling volumes accounted for 55% of its change exercise. In the meantime, Solana led altcoin inflows with $39 million, adopted by XRP at $36 million and Sui at $9.3 million. Throughout the identical interval, Chainlink and Cardano recorded smaller inflows of $0.9 million and $0.3 million.

Multi-asset merchandise have been the one cohort to have recorded outflows of $16.4 million over the previous week.

With altcoins pulling notable inflows, the info signifies rising investor urge for food for property past Bitcoin. In reality, QCP Capital famous that Bitcoin dominance slipped from 64% to 60% over the previous week, whereas, on the identical time, Ethereum’s market share rose from 9.7% to 11.6%. If this pattern continues, QCP expects the following part of altcoin season might already be underway.

Regional Crypto Flows

Flows have been largely pushed by the US, which attracted $4.37 billion throughout the week. Switzerland adopted with $47.3 million, whereas Australia and Hong Kong recorded $17.3 million and $14.1 million, respectively. Canada additionally noticed modest inflows of $3 million.

Brazil and Sweden, however, posted outflows of $28.1 million and $21 million. Germany additionally noticed $15.5 million in weekly outflows.