2 min readEthereum leads digital asset inflows with strongest run since 2024
Digital asset investment products saw US$286m in inflows last week, bringing the 7-week total to US$10.9bn.
Ethereum surges, Bitcoin pauses: Ethereum led with US$321m in inflows—its best 6-week run since December 2024—while Bitcoin saw a reversal mid-week, ending with US$8m in outflows.
US remained dominant with US$199m in inflows, but strong activity emerged in Germany (US$42.9m), Australia (US$21.5m), and Hong Kong (US$54.8m).
Digital asset investment products saw inflows of US$286m last week, bringing this 7-week run of inflows to US$10.9bn. Despite this, total assets under management (AuM) declined from the all-time high of US$187bn to US$177bn by the weekend, as prices softened amid market volatility triggered by uncertainty over US tariffs.
Regionally, investor focus shifted somewhat away from the US, which still recorded inflows of US$199m last week. Germany and Australia saw inflows of US$42.9m and US$21.5m, respectively. Meanwhile, Hong Kong experienced its strongest weekly post-seed inflows since the launch of exchange-traded products just over a year ago, totalling US$54.8 million. Switzerland saw outflows of US$32.8m, being one of the only countries to be in a net outflow position year-to-date.
Ethereum led the pack this week, with another week of inflows totalling US$321m, bringing this 6 consecutive week run of inflows to US$1.19bn, its strongest run since December 2024, marking a decisive improvement in sentiment. While XRP saw its second week of outflows of US$28.2m.
The week begun with strong inflows for Bitcoin, this reversed mid-week following the New York Court decision to declare US tariffs as illegal, ending the week with minor outflows of US$8m. The first following a 6 consecutive week run of inflows totalling US$9.6bn.
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