Ethereum Inflows Take Center Stage as Crypto Investments Maintain Momentum

• U.S. inflows exceeded $1 billion, far outpacing other notable regions such as Germany ($61 million), Switzerland ($54 million), and Canada ($37 million).
• Spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $203.54 million in weekly net outflows last week; spot ETH funds garnered $420.06 million.
• ETH prices have fallen to their lowest since Nov. 2024, spurring heightened inflows.

Cryptocurrency investments such as U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have reached their fifth consecutive week of inflows as investors buy Ethereum (ETH) products amid another price dip.

Digital Asset Flows

According to the latest CoinShares  report , weekly digital asset investments have maintained  bullish momentum, drawing a total of $1.3 billion in week five of an inflow streak.

So far this year, crypto investment product inflows total $7.3 billion, though recent market declines brought the total assets under management (AUM) down from its all-time high of $181 billion in late January.

Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) captured $407 million in net inflows, though notably, BTC exchange-traded products (ETPs) now represent over 7% of BTC’s market cap.

Spot BTC ETFs accounted for $203.54 million of the week’s inflows. The funds currently command  $114.44 billion in net assets or 5.93% of BTC’s market cap.

Ripple ( XRP ) products also pulled a sturdy $21 million, as did Solana ( SOL ) with $11 million. Finally, blockchain equities captured $33 million, bringing year-to-date inflows to $194 million.

Ethereum Flows

Ethereum investments were a standout success, accounting for more than half of the week’s figures and having sturdy inflows of $793 million.

Spot Ethereum ETFs contributed significantly to that figure as funds pulled $307.77 million , their third-highest day of inflows, on Feb. 4, 2025. This allowed funds to wrap the week with $420.06 million in total net inflows, outperforming BTC funds.

As the report notes, ETH’s price retreat back under $3,000 has prompted a “buy-on-weakness” moment from investors eager to get in on ETH’s ongoing underperformance.

After taking a 16.67% tumble in the past 30 days, ETH has seen just a 7.03% increase YTD, lagging far behind other major tokens on the market.