Quick Breakdown
- •Bitcoin led digital asset fund inflows with $1.55B, marking the strongest weekly total since October 2025.
- •Ethereum, Solana, and select altcoins recorded continued inflows despite late-week market uncertainty.
- •Blockchain equities also gained traction, drawing $72.6M as investor interest broadened beyond tokens.
Digital asset investment products recorded robust inflows totalling US$2.17 billion last week, marking the largest weekly accumulation since October 2025, according to CoinShares’ latest weekly report. While sentiment turned more cautious late in the week due to geopolitical tensions and tariff threats, early momentum reflected strong investor confidence across major cryptocurrencies and blockchain equities.
Bitcoin Leads Crypto Fund Flows
Bitcoin dominated last week’s activity, attracting US$1.55 billion of inflows, highlighting continued demand for the flagship digital asset despite macroeconomic uncertainties. Ethereum and Solana also saw notable inflows of US$496 million and US$45.5 million, respectively, suggesting that investors remain engaged with diverse blockchain ecosystems. Altcoins such as XRP (US$69.5 million), Sui (US$5.7 million), LIDO (US$3.7 million), and Hedera (US$2.6 million) further underscored broad-based interest. The inflows reflect an ongoing appetite for digital assets that offer both potential upside and portfolio diversification benefits, even amid volatile market conditions.
Regional and Market Trends
Regionally, the US led fund flows with US$2.05 billion, followed by Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and the Netherlands with more modest inflows. Blockchain equities also performed strongly, garnering US$72.6 million of capital, demonstrating investor interest beyond purely tokenized assets. CoinShares noted that the surge in inflows earlier in the week reversed slightly on Friday, with US$378 million in outflows tied to geopolitical developments, including Greenland-related diplomatic tensions and renewed tariff threats. Analysts view the mixed sentiment as a reminder of crypto’s sensitivity to global macro events while highlighting the market’s resilience over the longer term.
Overall, CoinShares’ data signals sustained institutional and retail engagement in digital assets, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and select altcoins at the forefront of investor focus. Meanwhile, digital asset investment products posted $454 million in net outflows last week, extending a sharp reversal that has erased most of the gains recorded at the start of 2026, according to a CoinShares report.