Cross-chain fund movements in the cryptocurrency market have been noteworthy over the past week. According to the data, Hyperliquid was by far the strongest performer of the week with a net inflow of $512.85 million, while Arbitrum was the weakest ecosystem on the list with a net outflow of $563.12 million.
According to weekly data, Hyperliquid saw inflows of $690.88 million and outflows of $178.03 million. This resulted in a net fund inflow of $512.85 million for the ecosystem. Ethereum, on the other hand, experienced outflows of $318.68 million against inflows of $397.18 million, ending the week with a net inflow of $78.50 million.
Polygon PoS was also among the positively diverging networks. Polygon PoS experienced inflows of $151.95 million and outflows of $95.71 million, resulting in a net inflow of $56.24 million. OP Mainnet recorded a net inflow of $11.59 million, while Starknet saw a net inflow of $1.17 million.
In contrast, Arbitrum experienced a significant outflow of funds. Despite inflows of $273.32 million, it saw outflows of $836.44 million. This resulted in a net outflow of $563.12 million from Arbitrum. Base, $BNB Chain, Ink, and Solana were also among the ecosystems that ended the week with net outflows.
The ecosystems that experienced the most fund inflows in the last week are as follows:
- Hyperliquid – $512.85 million
- Ethereum (ETH) – $78.50 million
- Polygon PoS (POL) – $56.24 million
- OP Mainnet (OP) – $11.59 million
- Starknet (STRK) – $1.17 million
The ecosystems that experienced the most fund outflows in the last week are as follows:
- Arbitrum (ARB) – $563.12 million
- Base – $41.52 million
- Ink – $23.19 million
- $BNB Chain ($BNB) – $23.01 million
- Solana (SOL) – $5.37 million
*This is not investment advice.
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