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BTC drew $1.92B in net inflows last week, while ETH followed at $697.18M. XRP added $39.78M, SOL $28.34M, LINK $13.35M, HYPE $3.89M, AVAX $1.30M, HBAR $848.19K and DOGE $654.42K.
Why it matters
ETF flows provide a direct read on demand for spot exposure, and the composition matters as much as the headline figure. BTC and ETH captured most of the listed capital, while seven additional assets also posted inflows. The result is a broader participation signal than a BTC-only week.
Those smaller allocations do not match the scale of BTC and ETH, but their common direction shows the week's demand was not confined to the two largest crypto markets.
Market impact
The next reports will test whether this breadth persists. Continued inflows across the smaller allocations would strengthen the case for wider ETF demand, while a return to BTC and ETH alone would make the signal more concentrated.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did ETH attract in spot ETF inflows last week?
ETH recorded $697.18M in net inflows, following BTC's $1.92B in the listed breakdown.
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Which assets beyond BTC and ETH recorded positive flows?
XRP, SOL, LINK, HYPE, AVAX, HBAR and DOGE all posted positive inflows.
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Why is the breadth of these ETF flows significant?
BTC and ETH captured most of the listed capital, but positive flows across seven additional assets show that demand extended beyond the two largest crypto markets.
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Which listed asset had the smallest inflow?
DOGE recorded the smallest listed inflow at $654.42K, while HBAR posted $848.19K.
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What will investors watch in the next flow reports?
Investors will watch whether multi-asset inflows persist and whether allocations outside BTC and ETH continue to build.
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