🚀 Crypto Funds Explode: $1.9B Floods In as Ethereum Dominates with $1.59B Haul

Crypto's money firehose is blasting again—funds just gulped $1.9 billion in a single week. Ethereum leads the charge, vacuuming up 84% of that cash ($1.59B) while Bitcoin plays second fiddle.

Where's the smart money going? ETH's monster inflows suggest institutional players are finally waking up to DeFi's backbone—or just chasing the next shiny thing after missing BTC's last rally.

Wall Street's late to the party (again): Traditional finance still can't decide if crypto's the future or a fraud—meanwhile, the train keeps moving. One hedge fund manager actually muttered 'FOMO' between sips of his $28 oat milk latte.

This ain't 2021's reckless speculation. The dollars pouring in now are heavier, smarter... and carrying briefcases. Whether that's bullish or terrifying depends on how much you trust bankers to not ruin everything.

Ethereum dominates asset flows

Ethereum led weekly inflows with $1.59 billion as its second-largest week on record. Monthly inflows amounted to $4.906 billion and year-to-date inflows were $7.790 billion. Assets under management increased to $28.314 billion as institutional demand was strong.

Bitcoin witnessed small outflows of $175 million weekly against altcoin trends. Monthly inflows amounted to $5.474 billion and year-to-date flows amounted to $20.472 billion. Assets under management held on to $179.819 billion despite recent pressure from outflows.

Solana recorded strong weekly inflows of $311.5 million with monthly flows reaching $551.5 million. Year-to-date inflows totaled $844 million with assets under management at $2.473 billion. XRP attracted $189.6 million weekly and $311.7 million monthly inflows consistently.

Multi-asset products faced $24.3 million weekly outflows and $70.5 million monthly losses. Year-to-date flows remained positive at $13 million with $7.109 billion assets. sui posted $8.1 million weekly and $22.5 million monthly inflows.

Short Bitcoin products faced $4.6 million weekly outflows despite $4.9 million monthly inflows. Other assets combined posted $7.3 million weekly inflows but $495 million yearly outflows.

Provider flows show mixed performance

iShares ETFs led provider flows with $1.561 billion weekly inflows and $8.646 billion monthly. Year-to-date flows reached $25.817 billion with total assets under management hitting $96.852 billion. The provider maintains dominance across multiple timeframes consistently throughout periods.

Grayscale Investments posted $78 million weekly inflows with $356 million monthly flows. However, year-to-date performance shows $1.296 billion outflows with $34.854 billion assets under management.

Fidelity Wise Origin bitcoin Fund faced $123 million weekly outflows despite $476 monthly inflows. Year-to-date performance reached $725 million with $24.004 billion assets under management. ARK 21 Shares experienced $90 million weekly outflows with $300 million monthly inflows.

Bitwise Funds Trust recorded $39 million weekly inflows and $269 million monthly flows. 21Shares AG posted $80 million weekly with $198 million monthly inflows consistently. ProShares ETFs showed $7 million weekly and $105 million monthly flows.

CoinShares XBT Provider faced outflows across all timeframes with $32 million weekly losses. Monthly outflows reached $80 million while year-to-date losses totaled $361 million. Other providers combined for $389 million weekly and $944 million monthly inflows.

Total weekly flows across all providers reached $1.908 billion with monthly totaling $11.214 billion. Year-to-date cumulative flows hit $29.525 billion while total assets under management reached $221.431 billion. The data shows provider concentration with iShares dominating market share.

United States-led regional inflow

The United States led regional flows with $2.039 billion weekly crypto funds inflow driving global totals. Monthly flows reached $11.243 billion while year-to-date totaled $28.340 billion. Total US assets under management hit $162.178 billion across all products.

Germany posted positive weekly inflows of $69.9 million offsetting previous monthly outflows. Monthly flows showed $2.4 million losses while year-to-date reached $1.069 billion. German assets under management totaled $7.005 billion across crypto products.

Switzerland recorded $75.7 million weekly inflows with $238.5 million monthly flows consistently. Year-to-date flows remained modest at $8 million with $7.202 billion assets. Australia posted $11.4 million weekly and $33.8 million monthly inflows.

Several regions faced outflows creating mixed global sentiment across markets. Brazil experienced $23.2 million weekly outflows and $82.1 million monthly losses. Year-to-date outflows reached $51 million with $1.603 billion total assets.

Canada recorded $84.3 million weekly outflows despite $10.8 million monthly losses. Year-to-date flows remained positive at $293 million with $7.015 billion assets. Hong Kong faced the largest regional outflows at $160 million weekly.

Sweden posted $30.8 million weekly outflows and $74.3 million monthly losses consistently. Year-to-date outflows totaled $300 million with $4.177 billion assets under management. Other regions combined contributed $11 million weekly and $17.6 million monthly inflows.

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