Record Week: Bitcoin ETFs Net $2.5 Billion In Inflows, Ethereum ETFs Took In $1.2 Billion

Digital asset investment products saw their highest-ever weekly inflows last week, totaling $3.85 billion, smashing the prior record set just weeks ago.

This surge brought total year-to-date (YTD) inflows to $41 billion and assets under management (AuM) to a new high of $165 billion, according to a Coinshares report released on Monday.

For context, prior cycle highs in 2021 saw inflows of $10.6 billion and AuM of $83 billion.

"This week's inflows underscore a growing institutional and retail appetite for digital assets," the report stated.

"Bitcoin BTC/USD and Ethereum ETH/USD remain dominant players, reflecting confidence in these flagship cryptocurrencies."

Bitcoin led the week with $2.5 billion in inflows, pushing its YTD total to $36.5 billion.

Ethereum, meanwhile, recorded its largest-ever weekly inflows at $1.2 billion—surpassing even the peaks seen during the launch of spot ETFs in July.

"Ethereum's record-breaking week shows growing interest in its expanding ecosystem," the spokesperson noted.

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In contrast, Solana SOL/USD experienced $14 million in outflows, marking its second consecutive week of negative sentiment.

"While Solana’s outflows are notable, these may represent short-term reallocations rather than a definitive loss of investor confidence," CoinShares added.

Regionally, the United States accounted for $3.6 billion of the inflows, followed by Switzerland with $160 million, Germany with $116 million, Canada with $14 million, and Australia with $10 million.

Blockchain equities also saw a significant $124 million in inflows, the largest since January this year, driven by improving Bitcoin mining margins.

The report further highlighted cautious sentiment around betting against Bitcoin.

Short-Bitcoin products saw tepid inflows of $6.2 million, with CoinShares observing that "historically, we've seen much higher inflows into short products after sharp price rises, signaling investor caution rather than pessimism."

"This record-breaking week reflects the maturation of digital assets as a viable investment category," the spokesperson stated. "The inflows, particularly in Bitcoin and Ethereum, signify their cementing roles in mainstream financial portfolios."

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