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Story: Crypto Inflows Hit $18B: Ethereum Quietly Gains Ground on Bitcoin

By Sakamoto Nashi

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Bitcoin Still Leads, But Inflows Begin to Slow. Bitcoin remains the dominant asset in the crypto investment space, pulling in $790 million in…

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Ethereum Sees Strong Momentum With $226M Inflows. While Bitcoin’s pace may be moderating, Ethereum continues to quietly gain momentum.

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Regional Breakdown Reveals Diverging Sentiment. Geographically, the United States continues to dominate crypto inflows. U.S.

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Crypto Inflows Push Total Assets to $188 Billion. CoinShares also reported that total assets under management (AUM) in crypto investment products…

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What This Means for the Market. The sustained streak of crypto inflows is being closely watched by analysts and investors alike.

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Looking Ahead: Momentum or Caution?. As crypto inflows remain elevated, next week’s CoinShares report will be key in determining…

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Institutional and retail interest in cryptocurrencies remains strong, with digital asset funds continuing their steady streak of weekly inflows.

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This consistent inflow streak marks one of the longest in recent memory and signals sustained investor confidence—even as major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum hover near…

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Bitcoin remains the dominant asset in the crypto investment space, pulling in $790 million in inflows over the past week. However, this figure is a noticeable drop from the $1.

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This slowdown may point to investor caution as Bitcoin approaches its all-time high of over $111,000.

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Despite this, Bitcoin still accounts for the majority of digital asset fund flows. But the recent trend hints at a possible shift in sentiment as the market begins to eye other…

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While Bitcoin’s pace may be moderating, Ethereum continues to quietly gain momentum. Last week, Ethereum recorded $226 million in inflows, marking its 11th consecutive week of…

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What’s more notable is that, on a percentage basis, Ethereum inflows averaged 1.6% of assets under management (AUM) per week. In comparison, Bitcoin’s weekly average sits at 0.8%.

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As Ethereum prepares for further ecosystem growth, analysts suggest it could outshine Bitcoin in the coming weeks if this trend holds.

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Geographically, the United States continues to dominate crypto inflows. U.S.-based funds accounted for nearly $1 billion of the total inflows last week, underlining the strong…

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