Key Takeaways
- Crypto investment products have tallied $11 billion in fresh capital over the past seven weeks.
- U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have net assets of $125.58 billion, representing 6.05% of BTC’s market cap.
- Ethereum ETFs hold $9.4 billion in net assets, or 3.11% of ETH’s market cap.
Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and investment products have suffered a second week of outflows as investors move cautiously through uncertain economic waters in the U.S.
This doesn’t seem to have affected Ethereum (ETH) products, which have recorded a seventh week of inflows.
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Mixed Results
As per CoinShares’ latest report , crypto investments posted $286 million in inflows last week, bringing their seven-week run to a total of $11 billion.
Bitcoin products posted $56.5 million in outflows. Despite sturdy mid-week inflows, Bitcoin ETFs also posted a second consecutive week of exits totalling $128.81 million .
On the other hand, Ethereum products continued to surge, leading the week with $296.4 million in inflows. This is their seventh consecutive week of inflows totaling $1.5 billion.
It’s a markedly lower rate of inflows compared to the billions that poured in throughout the weeks of May.
The report attributes this cool-off to U.S. investors taking a cautious approach as they await further monetary policy clarity and signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve regarding inflation.
That said, U.S. investors were the most active with $175 million in inflows last week. Germany follows with $47.8 million, Switzerland $15.7 million, Canada $9.8 million, and Australia $6.5 million.
Outflows were felt in Hong Kong, totaling $14.6 million, followed by Brazil, which received $9.2 million.
Altcoins saw a little action, with Sui (SUI) recording $1.1 million in inflows, and Ripple (XRP) products charting a third week of outflows, which now total $6.6 million.
Ethereum ETFs
According to data gathered by SoSoValue, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a fourth consecutive week of inflows, bagging $281.07 million for the week ending June 6, 2025.
Having drawn over $620 million in inflows across April and May, Ethereum funds are finally drawing fresh capital, likely due to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission clarifying that certain ETH staking services do not constitute security activities.
This allows ETH funds to enable staking, which would unlock significant value for investors now positioning themselves ahead of any potential changes.
After tumbling under $1,500 at the start of April, consistent inflows and renewed retail investor confidence saw ETH jump from around $1,800 to above $2,600 within a week.
Although Bitcoin remains a dominant force, ETH’s recent performance is notable, especially if ETH ETFs continue on their bullish trajectory.
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