TLDR:Ethereum saw $1.59B in inflows, its second-highest weekly total ever.Total crypto fund inflows reached $11.2B in July, topping December 2024 figures.Bitcoin faced $175M in outflows amid ETF speculation and cautious sentiment.U.S. and Germany led regional inflows, while Canada and Hong Kong saw declines.Digital asset funds are drawing serious cash. Over the past week alone, they pulled in $1.9 billion. Ethereum did most of the heavy lifting, notching its second-largest week ever. Altcoins showed strength too, while Bitcoin quietly slipped into outflows. The shift in momentum has raised new questions across the market.Ethereum Drives Weekly Surge in Crypto InflowsAccording to a CoinShares blog post, Ethereum-based investment products brought in $1.59 billion last week. That marks Ethereum’s second-best weekly inflow to date. Year-to-date, it has now gathered over $7.79 billion, overtaking its 2024 total.The capital shift wasn’t spread evenly across digital assets. Solana and XRP saw sharp inflows, with $311 million and $189 million respectively. SUI also added $8 million. However, the trend faded quickly beyond those names. Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash faced small outflows, indicating a more selective appetite from investors.Bitcoin saw $175 million in outflows during the same week. That bucks the broader trend and hints at hesitation from large players. Some analysts suggest these moves are tied to ETF speculation in the U.S. rather than a wider shift toward altcoins.Wu Blockchain noted that while altcoins saw strong inflows, the case for a full-blown altcoin season remains uncertain. The capital inflows appear concentrated, not broad-based. That makes it less about hype and more about positioning.Digital asset investment products saw US$1.9bn in inflows last week, bringing month-to-date inflows to a record US$11.2bn. Ethereum attracted US$1.59bn in inflows, its second-largest week ever. Bitcoin, by contrast, experienced minor outflows totalling US$175m.…— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) July 28, 2025U.S. and Germany Lead Inflows as Other Regions LagRegional inflows were also mixed. The U.S. attracted the most with $2 billion. Germany followed with $70 million. But not all markets were buying. Canada, Brazil, and Hong Kong recorded outflows of $84.3 million, $23.2 million, and $160 million respectively.This marked the fifteenth straight week of net inflows for digital asset products. The current monthly total of $11.2 billion now surpasses the $7.6 billion seen in December 2024. That spike came after the U.S. election, but this one is riding on Ethereum momentum.While Ethereum led the charge, inflows remain focused on a handful of assets. Investors aren’t piling into every token. Instead, the data suggests a cautious rotation, possibly tied to ETF timelines.The market’s next move hinges on whether this trend spreads or stalls. For now, inflows are rising, but not everyone is along for the ride. The post Ethereum Pulls In Record Inflows as Crypto Investment Hits $11.2B This Month appeared first on Blockonomi.