Overall Inflows Show Strong Institutional Interest
Global crypto investment products issued by major asset managers posted a sharp rise in inflows over the past week. Products linked to firms such as BlackRock, Grayscale, and Fidelity attracted a total of $2.17 billion in net inflows, according to CoinShares.
This marked the strongest weekly total since October 2025, showing that institutional interest in digital assets strengthened again.
Crypto Investment Inflows Hold Firm Despite Late-Week Outflows
As reported by CoinShares, most of the new capital entered earlier in the week. This early momentum set a positive tone before market sentiment weakened toward the end of the period. Even with that late reversal, overall demand for crypto investment products remained solid throughout the period.
The positive momentum slowed near the end of the week as geopolitical and policy concerns resurfaced. About $378 million flowed out of crypto investment products. The exits followed rising diplomatic tensions linked to Greenland, renewed tariff threats, and growing uncertainty over U.S. economic policy.
Market sentiment also weakened. Investors reacted to expectations that Kevin Hassett would remain in his current role instead of becoming the next U.S. Federal Reserve Chair. These developments weighed on crypto prices but did not erase the strong inflows built earlier in the week.
Bitcoin Leads Crypto Fund Inflows as Prices Turn Mixed
Bitcoin-focused products dominated investor interest. The funds attracted $1.55 billion in inflows over the week. United States spot Bitcoin ETFs accounted for $1.4 billion of that total. This inflow reinforces their role as the primary gateway for institutional crypto exposure.
Ethereum products recorded $496 million in inflows, while Solana investment funds added $45.5 million. This interest came as investors reviewed proposals from the U.S. Senate Banking Committee that could limit stablecoins from offering yield.
Crypto prices reflected the mixed market mood. Bitcoin rose nearly 3% over the past week but fell about 2% on the day, slipping below 93,000 dollars as investors reassessed global risks.
Ethereum followed a similar pattern, gaining more than 3% over 7 days before dropping over 3% in the last 24 hours.
Institutional Inflows Spread Beyond Bitcoin
Institutional interest went beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. XRP products led altcoins with $69.5 million in inflows, while funds tied to Sui, Lido, and Hedera also saw gains.
CoinShares said the flows showed broad demand across the crypto market. Investors kept adding capital despite economic concerns and negative headlines, pointing to steady confidence in the sector.
By region, United States-based funds led with $2.05 billion in inflows. Products in Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and the Netherlands also recorded gains. Beyond tokens, blockchain-related equities attracted $72.6 million, showing continued interest in the wider digital asset market.