Ethereum leads digital asset products with $136.7M in daily inflows as institutional demand, ETF activity, and network usage strengthen.
Ethereum recorded the highest daily inflows among digital asset investment products after attracting $136.7 million within 24 hours. Data from Artemis shows steady demand from institutional investors as interest in Ethereum exchange-traded funds and corporate accumulation continues to rise.
Strong Institutional Demand Drives Inflows
Artemis reported that Ethereum led all digital asset products in daily inflows, reaching $136.7 million. This figure reflects capital entering Ethereum investment vehicles rather than on-chain transfers. The growth has been steady in recent months as new investment products expand across major markets.
JUST IN: Ethereum secures #1 position for 24-hour net inflows, hitting $136.7 million – Artemis. pic.twitter.com/BAdG4YHT8u
— Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) December 6, 2025
Ethereum has seen renewed interest from large buyers, and ETF activity has created a strong support base. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded more than $1 billion in a single day of inflows in August 2025. That surge marked a new record at the time and showed growing demand from funds and asset managers.
Artemis and other analytics groups have tracked ongoing institutional allocations. The platform noted stable activity as these funds continued to pull capital into Ethereum despite broader market swings.
Network Usage Remains Strong After Recent Upgrade
Ethereum continues to hold a leading position in decentralized applications and smart contracts. The network also supports a large amount of tokenized assets and stablecoins, which play a central role in market liquidity. These factors support daily activity even during periods of slower price movement.
The Fusaka upgrade improved network performance with features such as PeerDAS. Developers designed the upgrade to improve scaling and data handling across the chain. The improvements support the growing use of layer-2 systems and other platforms that depend on the main chain.
Daily activity has remained steady across key metrics. Ethereum recorded 1.03 million daily active addresses on selected days, while Bitcoin recorded 743,800 in the same period. This shows consistent use across applications and payment flows.
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Stablecoin and Asset Flows Continue to Favor Ethereum
Ethereum dominated stablecoin supply changes in early November 2025. More than $1 billion in stablecoin inflows moved through the network in a 24-hour period. These flows often signal increased user activity because stablecoins are widely used for trading and payments.
🚨STABLECOINS FLOOD ETHEREUM!
Over $1.1 BILLION moved on-chain in the last 24 hours. pic.twitter.com/58kgYcXQFX
— Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) November 6, 2025
Artemis data also showed higher stablecoin rotation on Ethereum compared to other networks. This trend has continued for several months as developers and institutions rely on the chain for tokenized assets and settlement.
Users can track asset flows across blockchains through the Artemis Terminal platform. The service provides details on inflows, exchange balances, active addresses, and other market indicators. The latest data shows Ethereum holding strong interest as new investment capital enters the market through digital asset products.