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Ethereum’s Strong Run Sparks Renewed Investor Confidence Amid Market Volatility
Digital asset investment products saw $286 million in inflows last week, capping a strong seven-week run that brought total inflows to $10.9 billion. However, total assets under management (AuM) dipped slightly, declining from the all-time high of $187 billion to $177 billion by the weekend, amid market volatility driven by uncertainties over U.S. tariffs.

Key Takeaways for U.S. Advisors
- Ethereum Outperforms: Ethereum was the clear leader, attracting $321 million in inflows last week. This extends its winning streak to six consecutive weeks, totalling $1.19 billion—its strongest run since December 2024. The renewed momentum signals improved investor confidence in Ethereum.
- Bitcoin Sees a Pause: Bitcoin’s inflows reversed mid-week, following a New York Court ruling that declared U.S. tariffs illegal. After strong inflows early in the week, Bitcoin closed with minor outflows of $8 million—the first outflow after six straight weeks of inflows that had totalled $9.6 billion.
- U.S. Still Dominant, But Watch International Markets: The U.S. continued to lead with $199 million in inflows. However, notable activity emerged from international markets:
- Germany saw $42.9 million in inflows.
- Australia followed with $21.5 million.
- Hong Kong experienced a post-launch high for digital asset exchange-traded products, pulling in $54.8 million.
- Conversely, Switzerland saw outflows of $32.8 million, positioning it as one of the few countries with net outflows for the year.
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- Other Trends to Monitor: XRP experienced its second consecutive week of outflows, totalling $28.2 million. This highlights mixed investor sentiment in altcoins outside of Ethereum and Bitcoin.
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