Inflow of Funds into Digital Assets Reached $286 Million in a Week, Led by Ethereum

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In the last week of May 2025, the volume of investments in digital asset-based products amounted to $286 million. The total inflow of funds into this sector over the previous seven weeks exceeded $10.9 billion.

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Ethereum Shows the Highest Weekly Performance

Ethereum led the weekly dynamics among crypto assets, securing an inflow of $321 million. This is the best result for this asset since December 2024. Meanwhile, products related to Bitcoin recorded an outflow of $8 million, marking the first negative result after six consecutive weeks.

XRP has shown negative dynamics for the second week in a row: this time, the outflow amounted to $28.2 million.

Inflow/Outflow of Capital in the Crypto Fund Sector Over Weeks. Source: CoinShares.

Inflow/Outflow of Capital in the Crypto Fund Sector Over Weeks. Source: CoinShares.

Market Dynamics and Regional Features

Despite active inflows, the total assets under management in crypto funds decreased from a record $187 billion to $177 billion. Experts attribute this decline to falling prices amid volatility caused by uncertainty regarding the United States’ tariff policy.

Among regions, the United States leads with a weekly inflow of $199 million. Significant activity was also observed in other countries: Germany saw $42.9 million, Australia $21.5 million, and Hong Kong reached an inflow of $54.8 million, marking a record since the launch of exchange-traded products over a year ago.

Inflow/Outflow of Capital in the Crypto Fund Sector by Assets. Source: CoinShares.

Inflow/Outflow of Capital in the Crypto Fund Sector by Assets. Source: CoinShares.

“In the last week of May 2025, the inflow of funds into digital asset-based products reached $286 million, bringing the total for the last seven weeks to $10.9 billion”.

Regarding equity instruments, in May 2025, the net daily inflow of capital into spot Bitcoin ETFs reached $5.23 billion, while Ethereum ETFs saw $564.2 million.