Last week saw digital asset investment vehicles witness a surge in inflows totaling $3.75 billion, marking their fourth-highest level historically. This influx is attributed to an overall market rebound after the subdued momentum observed earlier in the month. 80% of this inflow was driven by Ethereum, which attracted a record $2.87 billion last week. This represents a significant jump compared to Bitcoin’s inflows of $552 million and significantly outpaces assets under management (AuM), which hit a historic high of $244 billion on August 13th. 77% of total inflows went to Ethereum, pushing its year-to-date figure to an impressive $11 billion. This trend underscores Ethereum’s dominance in the market. Inflows into Bitcoin reached $552 million, comparatively smaller than Ethereum’s haul. Short-bitcoin investment vehicles still saw some traction, securing additional $4 million. While these figures paint a picture of a thriving crypto market, not every asset performed equally. Solana, XRP, Sui, Chainlink and Cardano experienced inflows of $176.5 million, $125.9 million, $11.3 million, $1.2 million and $0.8 million respectively. The remaining assets saw minor inflows. On the other hand, Litecoin witnessed outflows of $0.4 million, while Ton experienced a significant reversal with $1 million withdrawn from funds during the same period. 99% of total inflows came from the US, with Canada contributing $33.7 million, Hong Kong’s contribution was $20.9 million and Australia contributing $12.1 million. Switzerland added $4.2 million. On the other hand, Sweden reported outflows of $49.9 million while Brazil recorded $10.6 million in outflows from investment products over the past week. This trend reversed for the following week, as markets experienced a sharp sell-off, pushing Bitcoin and Ethereum prices down sharply and triggering a total of $400 million worth of liquidations. With Bitcoin’s decline dropping by 5%, followed by Ethereum falling from its highs. This sell-off reflects market uncertainty around upcoming events like the Jackson Hole meeting. However, corporate buying activity remained active during the week, as seen in Metaplanet’s purchase of 775 BTC over the weekend.