Ethereum (ETH) Drives Record $4.39bn Weekly Inflows in Digital Asset Products

Ted Hisokawa
Jul 21, 2025 08:26

Ethereum contributes significantly to a record $4.39bn in weekly inflows for digital asset products, surpassing previous highs and pushing AuM to $220bn.

Record Inflows Highlight Ethereum’s Dominance

Ethereum (ETH) has played a pivotal role in setting a new record for digital asset product inflows, reaching an unprecedented $4.39 billion in a single week, according to CoinShares. This milestone surpasses the previous peak of $4.27 billion recorded following the US election in December 2024.

Significant Gains for Year-to-Date Inflows

The recent inflows have propelled year-to-date (YTD) totals to $27 billion, with assets under management (AuM) reaching a new all-time high of $220 billion. The surge in investment interest marks the 14th consecutive week of positive inflows, highlighting a sustained appetite for digital asset investments.

Regional Contributions and Trading Volumes

The United States emerged as the leading contributor, accounting for $4.36 billion of the inflows. Other regions like Switzerland, Hong Kong, and Australia also reported positive inflows, while Brazil and Germany experienced modest outflows.

Ethereum’s Exceptional Performance

Ethereum was a standout performer, attracting a record $2.12 billion in inflows, nearly doubling its previous best of $1.2 billion. The past 13 weeks of consistent inflows now constitute 23% of Ethereum’s AuM, with 2025 inflows already exceeding those of 2024 at $6.2 billion.

Bitcoin and Other Notable Inflows

Bitcoin (BTC) also saw substantial investment, with inflows of $2.2 billion, although this was a decrease from the previous week’s $2.7 billion. Solana, XRP, and Sui recorded notable inflows of $39 million, $36 million, and $9.3 million, respectively.

These figures underline a robust interest in digital assets, driven by significant contributions from both Bitcoin and Ethereum, with the latter setting new benchmarks for investment inflows.

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