Last week saw a boost in crypto inflows, totaling $785 million, contributing to a year-to-date total of $7.5 billion. This marks a recovery from the outflows observed from February to March.

Ethereum stood out among the digital asset investment products, with positive flows driven by the Pectra upgrade and leadership changes within the network.

The CoinShares report highlights that while the inflows decreased slightly from the previous week's $882 million, it still marks the fifth consecutive week of positive flows. The positive trend comes amid markets disregarding Trump tariffs, with the US leading in inflows, surpassing Germany and Hong Kong.

Bitcoin experienced a slight drop in inflows, attributed to US economic indicators. On the other hand, Ethereum saw significant inflows of $205 million, credited to the successful Pectra upgrade and the appointment of Tomasz Stańczak as the new co-executive Director.

Stanczak's leadership focuses on enhancing Ethereum's scalability and decentralization by reducing node storage needs, although strong statelessness was deprioritized due to complexity. Ethereum's positive performance contrasts with Solana, which recorded crypto outflows, reflecting a trend of declining total value locked (TVL).