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In the dynamic world of crypto investing, Ethereum (ETH) recently made headlines after breaking a seven-week streak of outflows and receiving a hefty $30 million inflow. This major shift in investor sentiment signals a potential tipping point for the popular digital asset.
According to recent information, report According to leading digital asset investment firm CoinShares, the overall digital asset investment product landscape has seen outflows for the fourth consecutive week, totaling $251 million. Notably, this week's outflows included US exchange-traded funds (ETFs), with $156 million in outflows.
Analysts speculate that Bitcoin's recent price drop (10% below the average purchase price of these ETFs) may have triggered automatic sell orders and contributed to the outflow trend. The majority of the outflows came from the United States, amounting to $504 million, but outflows also occurred from other regions such as Canada, Switzerland, and Germany, totaling $9.6 million, $9.8 million, and $730 million, respectively. It amounted to 1 million dollars.
Ethereum ETF shows superiority
Amidst this trend of market outflows, a notable exception emerged, with Hong Kong successfully launching a spot-based market. Bitcoin And Ethereum ETF. The debut of these ETFs saw an impressive inflow of $307 million in the first week of trading, demonstrating strong demand from investors in the region.
Bitcoin remains a focus for investors, witnessing outflows amounting to $284 million. Interestingly, Ethereum stood out by attracting $30 million in inflows, breaking a long streak of outflows. Additionally, several alternative cryptocurrencies (altcoins) also experienced inflows during the same period. Among them are Avalanche, cardano and Polkadot emerged as the biggest beneficiaries, raising $500,000, $400,000, and $300,000, respectively.
This change in investment patterns suggests a subtle evolution within the market. While Bitcoin still dominates investors' attention, Ethereum's resurgence and growing interest in altcoins signals a trend toward diversification among traders. Furthermore, the successful introduction of ETFs in new markets like Hong Kong highlights the global expansion and maturation of investment vehicles.
