- $1.04B flowed into crypto products last week
- Bitcoin led with $790M in inflows
- Ethereum’s inflows reached $226M
Digital asset investment products recorded $1.04 billion in inflows last week, continuing a 12-week streak of positive momentum. This growing trend shows sustained investor confidence in cryptocurrencies, especially major ones like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The continued inflows reflect a broader institutional interest in crypto as a long-term asset class. Weekly average inflows now make up a significant share of total assets under management (AuM), especially for Ethereum.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead the Charge
Bitcoin remained the top choice for investors, drawing in $790 million in inflows. This surge highlights Bitcoin’s dominant role in the digital asset space and its growing appeal among large-scale investors.
Ethereum followed with a solid $226 million, a notable figure given the platform’s lower overall AuM compared to Bitcoin. Interestingly, Ethereum’s average weekly inflows over the last 11 weeks represent 1.6% of its AuM, double that of Bitcoin’s 0.8%. This suggests growing investor interest in Ethereum’s broader utility and future potential.
What This Means for the Market
Twelve consecutive weeks of positive inflows is a strong signal. It points to increased trust and long-term interest in crypto markets, possibly driven by macroeconomic factors, clearer regulations, or improved infrastructure. As institutional adoption rises, this could be just the beginning of a new growth cycle for digital assets.
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