Crypto Investment Funds Rebound with $2.5B Inflow as Ethereum Steals the Spotlight
Crypto investment products roared back with a massive $2.5 billion in weekly inflows, reversing the previous week’s outflows.
Crypto investment products roared back with a massive $2.5 billion in weekly inflows, reversing the previous week’s outflows.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is conducting a formal assessment of public blockchain networks, including Ethereum and Solana, as potential technological frameworks for the launch of a digital euro.
US spot Ethereum ETFs experienced $196.6 million in net outflows Monday, marking their second-largest daily withdrawal since launch, according to SoSoValue data.
Ethereum’s rally is far from over, according to Standard Chartered, which just hiked its year-end price target to $7,500 (from $4,000) and introduced a staggering $25,000 forecast for 2028.
Spot Ethereum ETFs shattered expectations Monday with $1.02 billion in net inflows – their first billion-dollar day since debuting last summer.
The SEC’s approval of in-kind redemptions for spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs marks a turning point for institutional crypto adoption.
The SEC’s decision to review staking for BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF could signal a pivotal shift in crypto investment products.

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