Digital Asset Funds Shatter Inflow Record With $4.39B Weekly Surge
Digital asset investment vehicles brought in $4.39 billion last week—the largest weekly inflow on record—according to crypto asset manager CoinShares. The figure eclipses the previous high of $4.27 billion set in December 2024, shortly after the U.S. presidential election.
The surge marks the 14th straight week of positive flows into crypto funds, reflecting persistent institutional demand amid rising market confidence.
Ethereum-based products led the charge, drawing $2.12 billion in inflows—nearly on par with Bitcoin’s $2.2 billion. The figure more than doubles Ethereum’s prior record of $1.2 billion and signals growing investor preference for altcoin exposure.
“Ethereum stole the spotlight,” CoinShares said in its weekly report. “This past week alone accounted for 23% of Ethereum’s total assets under management, while year-to-date inflows have already surpassed 2024’s full-year figure of $6.2 billion.”
Ethereum’s strong inflows coincided with a sharp price rally of up to 25%, fueling momentum across the altcoin market. Bitcoin, meanwhile, has paused after setting fresh all-time highs earlier this month.
The historic inflow highlights the growing appetite for diversified crypto exposure and suggests confidence is building not just in Bitcoin, but increasingly in Ethereum and beyond.
