Between May 24 and May 30, cryptocurrency investment funds saw inflows of $286 million, driven by $321.4 million into Ethereum-based instruments, according to a report by CoinShares.
In the previous reporting period, the total figure stood at $3.29 billion. This positive trend has continued for the seventh consecutive week.
The cumulative inflow since the beginning of the year has risen to a record $11.14 billion.
AUM fell to $177.2 billion.
In Ethereum funds, inflows slowed from $326 million to $321.4 million. Over the past six weeks, the figure reached a record $1.19 billion, the highest since December 2024. The successful Pectra update remains a driving force.
Optimism also prevailed in other altcoins, with the exception of XRP-based products, from which investors withdrew $28.2 million.
Funds based on Solana and Sui attracted $1.5 million and $2.2 million, respectively.
Instruments based on the first cryptocurrency saw inflows halt — clients withdrew $8 million, although the previous week they had added $2.98 billion.
In the segment of US spot Bitcoin ETFs, outflows amounted to $157.4 million. In the previous reporting period, investors had added $2.75 billion to these products.
Earlier, Coinbase predicted a positive impact on the crypto market dynamics from the $5 billion reimbursement to FTX creditors.
Previously, Derive founder Nick Forster indicated expectations of a “healthy” pause in digital gold price dynamics before the bull run resumes.
Before that, Bernstein identified institutional purchases as one of the five key factors for the continued growth of Bitcoin.