While Bitcoin and altcoins are quiet, inflows into Ethereum are increasing.

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Coinshares company has published its weekly crypto fund report. The funds received a net investment of 224 million dollars, while the total figure for the last 7 weeks has exceeded 11 billion dollars.

While there was an outflow of 56 million dollars from Bitcoin funds, Ether funds continued their remarkable inflows in recent weeks.

In the last month, 1 billion dollars have been exceeded.

There has been a net inflow of more than $1 billion into Ether funds in the last 1 month. In the week ending June 6, $296 million was invested in Ether funds. The money collected by ETH funds, which received an investment of 321 million dollars in the previous week, exceeded 1 billion dollars in 1 month.

There are exits in Altcoins

Investments coming into Ether did not reflect on altcoins. Sui received minor investments of 1.1 million, LINK also received 200 thousand dollars, while 4 million dollars came out of XRP and 2.1 million dollars came out of Solana.

There was also a sale of 4.1 million dollars in short Bitcoin funds.

BlackRock is again the leader

Among the companies launching crypto funds, BlackRock was again the clear leader. The company's iShares funds, which invest in Bitcoin and Ether, received a total of $330 million in net investments. Other fund companies, on the other hand, ended the week either in the red or with very small investments.

Published: June 9, 2025 13:15Last Updated: June 9, 2025 13:26

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