Digital asset investment products have experienced a remarkable seven-week streak of inflows, totaling $10.9 billion according to CoinShares data. This surge is largely driven by Ethereum, which saw inflows exceeding $321 million last week, marking its strongest six-week performance since December 2024. The robust growth reflects renewed investor confidence in Ethereum’s long-term prospects. While Bitcoin experienced a reversal with outflows of $8 million, the broader market sentiment remains cautious following a recent court ruling on U.S. tariffs. 🌍 🇺🇸 🇦🇺 Despite this uncertainty, investment interest expanded globally, particularly in Germany ($42.9 million), Australia ($21.5 million), and Hong Kong ($54.8 million). While Switzerland saw outflows of $32.8 million, the global crypto market witnessed an overall increase in activity with open interest climbing 2% to $3.98 billion and derivatives trading volume rising 18%. 📈. Despite this influx of capital, total assets under management (AuM) fell from a record high of $187 billion to $177 billion according to CoinShares. The drop was attributed to recent market volatility triggered by price corrections. 📉 However, some crypto assets like XRP saw outflows and blockchain equity exchange-traded products remained relatively flat with investor focus concentrated on primary digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Despite Ethereum’s upward trajectory, recent reports suggest that momentum may be waning as the narrowing gap between call and put options suggests a cooling in sentiment. ⬇️ For more insights into the crypto market, check out DeFi Planet’s website and follow us across our social media channels for updates.