Over the past week, cross-chain fund activity in the crypto market has been notable. According to the data, Hyperliquid was the strongest performer this week with net inflows of $512.85 million, while Arbitrum was the weakest ecosystem on the list with net outflows of $563.12 million.
According to weekly data, inflows to Hyperliquid were $690.88 million and outflows were $178.03 million. This brought the net inflow into the ecosystem to $512.85 million. Ethereum, on the other hand, had outflows of $318.68 million against inflows of $397.18 million, ending the week with net inflows of $78.5 million.
Polygon PoS was another network that actively forked. Polygon PoS had inflows of $151.95 million and outflows of $95.71 million, resulting in net inflows of $56.24 million. OP Mainnet recorded net inflows of $11.59 million and Starknet recorded net inflows of $1.17 million.
In contrast, Arbitrum experienced significant capital outflows. Despite an inflow of $273.32 million, there was an outflow of $836.44 million. This resulted in a net outflow from Arbitrum of $563.12 million. base, $BNB Chain, Ink, and Solana are also among the ecosystems that ended the week with net outflows.
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The ecosystems with the most capital inflows last week are:
- Hyper Liquid – $512.85 million
- Ethereum (ETH) – $78.5 million
- Polygon PoS (POL) – $56.24 million
- OP Mainnet (OP) – $11.59 million
- Starknet (STRK) – $1.17 million
The ecosystems with the most capital outflows last week are:
- Arbitration (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.
