Ethereum Funds Experience $321 Million Inflows Amid Anticipated Price Surge

Key Takeaways:

• Ethereum investment products experienced inflows of $321 million last week, marking a continuation of a six-week trend.
• ETH‘s price remains within a range and must surpass $2,500–$2,520 to shift to a bullish outlook.
• Overall crypto funds attracted $286 million, although market fluctuations impacted total assets.

Ethereum has regained attention as institutional investors injected $321 million into ETH investment products last week, representing the highest weekly inflow since December 2024.

This latest influx extends Ethereum’s streak to six consecutive weeks, accumulating a total of $1.19 billion during this timeframe, as reported by asset manager CoinShares.

The significant capital inflows indicate an increasing bullish sentiment surrounding the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.

Digital Asset Funds Experience $286M in Inflows

The wider digital asset sector also witnessed inflows last week, with $286 million entering global crypto investment products.

However, total assets under management (AuM) decreased from a peak of $187 billion to $177 billion as prices retreated amid renewed market volatility, partly influenced by uncertainties regarding U.S. trade policy.

Regionally, funds based in the U.S. led with $199 million in inflows, followed by Hong Kong with $54.8 million, marking its strongest week since the ETF launch, and Germany with $42.9 million.

Switzerland saw outflows totaling $32.8 million.

Bitcoin experienced a mixed week. The leading cryptocurrency started the week with positive inflows, but momentum shifted mid-week following a U.S. court ruling on tariffs that unsettled markets.

Bitcoin products concluded the week with a slight outflow of $8 million, ending a six-week inflow streak that had reached $9.6 billion.

In addition, XRP funds recorded outflows of $28.2 million, indicating a second consecutive week of investor withdrawal.

As previously reported, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) experienced outflows of $430.8 million on May 30, concluding a 31-day inflow streak — its longest since inception.

This event represents IBIT’s largest single-day outflow to date, according to Farside data, following a month in which BlackRock added $6.2 billion in Bitcoin.

Despite the outflow, IBIT’s total Bitcoin holdings are now approximately $70 billion.

ETH Must Reclaim $2,500–$2,520 Range to Turn Bullish

Ethereum is presently trading around $2,482 after a phase of sideways movement.

On the 1-hour chart, ETH remains confined within a range of roughly $2,475 to $2,555.

Bollinger Bands have tightened in recent sessions, indicating diminished volatility. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 36.23, suggesting that ETH is approaching oversold conditions.

Meanwhile, the MACD remains in negative territory (-3.66), indicating a bearish trend, although momentum seems to be stabilizing.

Focusing on the 1-minute chart, ETH continues to hover around $2,483 with intraday resistance at approximately $2,493 and support near $2,477.

The RSI is more neutral at 46.32, while the MACD has shifted slightly positive (0.61), suggesting short-term buying interest. However, price movements remain volatile, with no definitive breakout observed yet.

In a broader context, the $321 million inflows into ETH last week reflect increasing institutional interest.

Nonetheless, the current technical configuration indicates that ETH must reclaim the $2,500–$2,520 range to regain bullish momentum. A failure to maintain levels above $2,475 could lead to further declines toward $2,400.

The post ETH Price Rally Incoming? Ethereum Funds See $321M Inflows appeared first on Cryptonews.