Record New Inflows Into Cryptocurrency Funds: Ethereum Leads, America is the Capital of Capital Flow

The global digital asset market has just recorded another brilliant week, as investors continue to pour strong money into digital currency fund products. According to the latest data from CoinShares, the net inflow into digital asset funds in the past week reached 4.40 billion USD, surpassing the previous record of 4.27 billion USD set right after the 2024 United States elections. This is also the 14th consecutive week that the market has recorded positive cash flow, bringing the total capital inflow from the beginning of the year to 27 billion USD, while pushing the total assets under management (AUM) to a record high of 220 billion USD. Liquidity has also increased significantly, as the trading volume of ETF products reached nearly 40 billion USD in just one week, reflecting the market's renewed activity.

💥 Record Capital Flow Established The influx of $4.40 billion in the past week is not just a slight increase – in fact, it exceeds the previous record by $120 million. Investors have been continuously pouring in funds since the beginning of April, indicating a marked shift in asset allocation thinking – with digital assets increasingly viewed as a part of the official investment portfolio, alongside stocks and bonds. "Last week, digital asset products recorded the highest inflow ever, reaching 4.39 billion USD. Year-to-date, the inflow has hit 27 billion USD, pushing AUM to a record 220 billion USD." — Wu Blockchain With a scale of 220 billion USD, digital asset investment products are now approaching many traditional asset types in terms of scale, while also becoming more attractive to institutional investors thanks to improved liquidity and narrower spreads. ⚡ Ethereum Outperforms Bitcoin – Attracts Strong Capital Inflows Last week, Ethereum was a standout performer, recording a record capital inflow of over 2.12 billion USD, nearly double the previous peak of 1.2 billion USD. During the week, the price of ETH surged by 24.5%, at one point exceeding the 3,800 USD mark – the first time in over seven months. This is a signal that investors are becoming increasingly positive about Ethereum, especially after positive news from the SEC regarding not viewing ETH as a security. Meanwhile, Bitcoin continues to maintain its appeal, attracting 2.2 billion USD, although lower than the 2.7 billion USD from the previous week. Notably, 55% of the total trading volume of Bitcoin on the exchange comes from ETF products, indicating that institutional investors still prefer the indirect approach through tightly managed vehicles. 🇺🇸 The US is the Center of the Money Flow Wave Regional data shows that the United States dominates, with $4.30 billion in capital flow out of a total of $4.40 billion globally – a clear testament to the legal stability surrounding spot crypto ETFs and the increasing acceptance by asset managers.

In other markets: Switzerland contributed 47 million USDAustralia: 17 million USDHong Kong: 14 million USD In contrast, Brazil and Germany recorded capital outflows of 28 million and 15 million USD respectively – possibly due to domestic investors taking profits or shifting investment strategies. 📌 Conclusion: The Turning Point of Digital Assets The influx of funds into digital asset funds has not only reached a record high but has also been sustained continuously for 14 weeks, indicating a significant transformation of the digital asset ecosystem. Investors – especially institutions – are increasingly viewing this as a serious asset class, and the support from the legal framework, particularly in the US, is opening up a new growth cycle. In the context of abundant liquidity and market expectations for continued growth, crypto ETF products like Ethereum and Bitcoin are becoming the focal point for both individual and institutional investors worldwide.