Ethereum investment products saw $583.3 million in inflows last week, according to CoinShares’ latest Digital Asset Fund Flows report. The surge brings Ethereum’s total recent inflows above $2 billion, now accounting for 14% of its assets under management.
Ethereum’s Momentum Builds Ahead of Anticipated Upgrades
Ethereum’s recent momentum goes beyond mere price movements—it’s propelled by growing investor excitement around upcoming network upgrades and expanding utility.
Last week’s $583.3 million inflow marks Ethereum’s strongest weekly gain since February 2025, bringing cumulative inflows to over $2 billion. Now representing 14% of its total assets under management (AUM) .
As of June 13, Ethereum’s AUM reached $14.9 billion, compared to Solana’s $1.39 billion and XRP’s $1.23 billion.
The inflow also included Ethereum’s largest single-day spike since February, underscoring renewed investor conviction following a slow first quarter .
A recent Nasdaq report highlights a surge in institutional interest in Ethereum, as Ethereum ETFs logged inflows for the seventh consecutive week. The trend is attributed to increasing regulatory clarity in North America, with major players like iShares (BlackRock) and Fidelity driving momentum through their ETF offerings.
US Market Dominates Ethereum Investment Sentiment
Most of Ethereum’s recent inflows came from U.S.-based investors, who led the world with $1.92 billion in digital asset investments last week. A big part of that went into Ethereum, with companies like Bitwise and Fidelity Wise Origin leading the way.
Germany attracted about $39.2 million in inflows and Switzerland about $20.7 million in inflows last week. In comparison, Hong Kong faced net outflows of $56.8 million, highlighting a clear gap in how different regions are approaching Ethereum right now.
