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Ethereum products have seen weekly inflows of $226M, marking 11 weeks of growth.
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Ethereum’s inflows averaged 1,6% of AuM – double Bitcoin’s rate.
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U.S. U.S. funds accounted for $1,02B of $1,04B in total weekly inflows.
New data shows that institutional capital is now flowing faster into Ethereum than Bitcoin.
Ethereum investment products saw $226 million of inflows in the week ending on July 4, 2025. This extended their inflow streak to eleven consecutive weeks. According to the latest CoinShares Report, total assets under management (AuM), for Ethereum products, now stand at $15.86billion.
Data shows a clear shift to Ethereum
The rate of new investment in relation to total assets under management is a key indicator for this rotation. Over the past 11 week, new investment into Ethereum products has averaged 1.6% AuM. This is more than twice the 0.8% Bitcoin received during the same time period.
During this time, Ethereum products added nearly $2.85 Billion, compared with Bitcoin’s total influx of $15.7 Billion year-to-date.
Inflows of Ethereum ETF lead the market. Source: CoinShares via Bloomberg
Bitcoin products saw inflows of $790 million this week, down from an average $1.5 billion in the previous three weeks. Ethereum appears to be gaining momentum despite Bitcoin’s dominance with $164.18 Billion in AuM.
Matt Hougan, Bitwise CIO, told Bloomberg recently that Ethereum spot ETFs would be able to attract $5-10 billion within their first year of approval. The SEC already showed progress by issuing plain-English guidance to issuers on the 2nd of July. Further regulatory updates are expected in autumn.
The total crypto inflows reached $1 billion for the week
The total weekly inflows of digital asset investment products reached $1.04 billion, marking 12 consecutive weeks of positive flows. Total inflows for the year to date are now $18.96billion. The total AuM for all products reached a record high of $1.896 billion, driven both by new investments and asset prices increases.
The U.S. dominated the global market with $1,02 billion in funds. Germany was next with $38.5 millions, followed by Switzerland with $33.7 million. Canada, Brazil, Sweden, and other countries experienced weekly outflows of $29.3 millions, $9.7million, and $19.2million respectively.
Grayscale Sees Outflows, iShares Leads
Grayscale Investment Products saw a $46 million weekly outflow, continuing a trend of $1.7 billion withdrawals over the past year. iShares’ ETFs saw a weekly inflow of $436 million, bringing their YTD total and AuM up to $81.4 billion.
Related:Ethereum Foundation’s Aggressive Moves Raise Eyebrows As Market Eyes $2.700 Resistance
Fidelity 21Shares and Fidelity also saw strong investment flows, with $248 and $160 millions respectively. Bitwise Funds saw $65 million of new investments.
This week, Solana products and XRP attracted capital as well. Solana products saw $21.6 million in capital inflows, while XRP saw $100.6 million. Sui, Cardano Litecoin and Chainlink were next with positive but lower numbers. Multi-asset products saw outflows of $12.4 million.
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