While Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins have experienced a pullback in recent days, the expectation of an increase continues despite the pullback. While Bitcoin continues to consolidate at critical levels, CoinShares published its weekly cryptocurrency report and said that there was an inflow of $ 286 million last week.
“While there was an inflow of $286 million into cryptocurrency investment products last week, the total inflows over the 7 weeks reached $10.9 billion.
Ethereum Rises, Bitcoin Stalls: Ethereum took the lead with an inflow of $ 321 million and showed its best 6-week performance since December 2024.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, made a comeback in the middle of the week and finished the week with an $8 million exit.”
Bitcoin’s Uptrend, Ethereum’s Big Comeback!
When looking at individual crypto funds, it was seen that there was an outflow in Bitcoin and a large inflow in Ethereum.
While BTC experienced an outflow of $8 million, Ethereum (ETH) experienced an inflow of $321.4 million.
When we look at other altcoins, SUI experienced an inflow of $2.2 million, Solana (SOL) experienced an inflow of $1.5 million, while XRP experienced an outflow of $28.2 million.
“Ethereum led the way this week with another week of inflows of $321 million, bringing its 6-week inflow streak to $1.19 billion.
It was the strongest series of entries since December 2024 and signaled a decisive improvement in sentiment.
XRP saw its second week of outflows, totaling $28.2 million.
The week started with strong inflows for Bitcoin, which reversed mid-week following the New York Court’s decision to declare the US tariffs illegal. At that point, the week ended with small outflows of $8 million.
This was the first exit after a six-week consecutive series of inflows totaling $9.6 billion.”
When looking at regional fund inflows and outflows, it was seen that the USA ranked first with an inflow of 199 million dollars.
After the US, Hong Kong and Germany saw inflows of $54.8 million and $42.9 million respectively.
Against these inflows, Switzerland had outflows of $32.8 million, Sweden $3.9 million and Canada $9.4 million.
*This is not investment advice.
