Institutional investments surge in cryptocurrency, with Ethereum leading a $4.39 billion inflow as reported by CoinShares.
In the latest development in the world of digital assets, Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded products (ETPs) witnessed a monumental surge in institutional investment, with a record-breaking weekly inflow of **$2.12 billion**[1][3][4]. This significant increase nearly doubled the previous record of $1.2 billion and was only marginally shy of the $2.2 billion inflow into Bitcoin products during the same week, indicating a notable shift in investor demand towards Ethereum[3].
The inflow contributed to the year-to-date total of 2025, which already exceeds the full-year total for 2024. This impressive figure represents approximately 23% of Ethereum’s assets under management at the time[1][3][4]. The record-setting week marked the 14th consecutive week of inflows into digital asset investment products, with cumulative inflows for the week across all digital assets reaching a staggering $4.39 billion[1].
Among the top performers in ETPs were Solana (SOL), XRP, and SUI, which recorded inflows of $39 million, $36 million, and $9.3 million, respectively[1]. The largest inflow, however, was seen in Ethereum, with a record-breaking $2.12 billion[1][3][4].
The news platform, which covers a wide range of categories including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Trading, Altcoins, Futuremash, Financeflux, Blockchain, Regulators, Scams, HodlX, and Press Releases, reported on this trend, providing in-depth analysis and the latest updates[2]. The platform also has sections for FAQ, Latest Stories, Crypto Markets, and a dedicated section for Ethereum (HODLX)[2].
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[1] Source: The news platform's report on digital asset inflows. [2] Source: The news platform's website. [3] Source: CoinDesk's report on Ethereum ETP inflows. [4] Source: Bloomberg's report on Ethereum ETP inflows.
- The surge in institutional investment towards Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw a record-breaking weekly inflow of $2.12 billion, nearly doubling the previous record and being only marginally shy of the Bitcoin inflow during the same week, signifying a growing interest in cryptocurrency investments.
- The 14-week inflow trend across all digital assets resulted in a cumulative inflow of $4.39 billion, which included notable contributions from altcoins such as Solana (SOL), XRP, and SUI.
- The news platform, covering a diverse range of digital asset topics including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Trading, Altcoins, and Blockchain, reported on this significant shift in investor demand, offering in-depth analysis and updates to its readers, and serving as a comprehensive resource in the crypto trading market.
- As the digital asset industry expands, the news platform continues to provide timely, accurate, and informative news, delving into various aspects such as regulatory updates, scams, hacks, and breaches, ensuring its readers are well-informed about the latest developments and potential risks in the world of cryptocurrency and finance technology.
