Last week, global digital asset funds saw inflows exceeding $1.9 billion, with ETH alone attracting $1.59 billion in funds.

According to CoinShares' weekly report, global digital asset investment products recorded inflows of $1.908 billion for the 15th consecutive week last week, pushing the cumulative inflow for this month to over $11.2 billion, far exceeding the record of $7.6 billion set in December after the 2024 U.S. elections.

Among them, Ethereum is the biggest beneficiary of this round of capital inflow. Its related products saw a net inflow of nearly $1.595 billion last week, setting the second-largest single-week inflow on record.

It is worth noting that since the beginning of this year, the cumulative funds flowing into Ethereum have reached 7.79 billion USD, a figure that even exceeds the total inflow for the entire last year, reflecting a significant increase in market enthusiasm for allocating to Ethereum.

From the perspective of country/region distribution, the fund flows show a clear divergence. The US market continues to lead the world with a net inflow of over $2 billion in a single week, followed by the Swiss and German markets with net inflows of $75.7 million and $69.9 million, respectively.

However, some regions have experienced capital outflows: for instance, Hong Kong saw a net outflow of 160 million USD in a single week, followed by Canada, Sweden, and Brazil, which recorded capital outflows of 84.3 million USD, 30.8 million USD, and 23.2 million USD, respectively.

Although there was a net outflow of 175 million USD for BTC last week, the cryptocurrency market as a whole remains strong. Among them, Ethereum recorded an inflow of 1.595 billion USD in a single week.

Some altcoins, Solana and XRP, have respectively received inflows of nearly $312 million and $190 million, while SUI has also attracted an additional $8 million in funding. However, the appeal of most other altcoins is relatively limited, with some altcoins (like Litecoin) even experiencing net outflows.

Market analysts point out that the current capital flow reflects that investors are making more cautious and selective allocations, rather than blindly flooding into altcoins. The outstanding performance of ETH may be related to its strong ecological development and potential ETF expectations;

The slight outflow of funds from Bitcoin may just be a short-term profit-taking. Overall, the digital asset market still demonstrates a robust appeal for capital.

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