Ethereum Funds Experience Record Weekly Inflow of $321.4 Million

From May 24 to 30, cryptocurrency investment funds saw inflows totaling $286 million, driven largely by a $321.4 million influx into Ethereum-based assets, as reported by CoinShares.

In the previous reporting period, the total inflow reached $3.29 billion, marking the seventh consecutive week of positive trends.

Year-to-date inflows have surged to a record high of $11.14 billion.

The AUM has dropped to $177.2 billion.

In Ethereum funds, inflows slowed from $326 million to $321.4 million. Over the last six weeks, the figure reached a record $1.19 billion, the highest since December 2024, owing to the successful Pectra upgrade.

Optimism also prevailed among other altcoins, except for XRP-based products, from which investors withdrew $28.2 million.

Funds related to Solana and Sui attracted $1.5 million and $2.2 million, respectively.

For instruments tied to the leading cryptocurrency, inflows halted — clients withdrew $8 million, after depositing $2.98 billion the week before.

In the segment of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, outflows amounted to $157.4 million, whereas investors had added $2.75 billion in the previous reporting period.

Coinbase has projected a positive effect on the crypto market dynamics as a result of the $5 billion repayment to FTX creditors.

Previously, Derive founder Nick Forster shared his expectations of a «healthy» pause in the performance of digital gold before a new bull run resumes.

Earlier, Bernstein identified institutional purchases as one of five key factors contributing to Bitcoin’s continued growth.