Crypto News: Crypto Funds See $1B Weekly Inflows, Ending 5-Week $4B Outflow Streak

Crypto investment products recorded $1 billion in weekly inflows, snapping a five-week outflow streak totaling approximately $4 billion, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs leading the rebound.The reversal marks the first net-positive week for crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) since January, according to new data from CoinShares.Bitcoin Leads With $882M in InflowsBitcoin-focused funds accounted for the majority of last week’s inflows:$882 million into Bitcoin products$117 million into Ether$54 million into SolanaJames Butterfill, Head of Research at CoinShares, said the shift in sentiment is difficult to attribute to a single catalyst.He noted that:Prior price weakness may have triggered dip-buyingBitcoin broke below key technical levels before reboundingLarge holders appear to be accumulating againClient discussions, Butterfill added, have shifted from reducing exposure to identifying entry points.Ether and Solana Post Strongest Weeks Since JanuaryEthereum products recorded $117 million in inflows, their strongest weekly performance since January.Solana funds attracted $54 million, while:Chainlink saw $3.4 millionXRP drew $2 millionHowever, year-to-date flows remain mixed:Bitcoin ETPs: -$408 million YTDEther ETPs: -$430 million YTDSolana ETPs: +$156 million YTDXRP ETPs: +$153 million YTDU.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Drive the ReboundRegionally, the United States accounted for the majority of inflows:$957 million in U.S. inflows$34 million in Canada$32.7 million in Germany$28 million in SwitzerlandU.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs alone drew $787.3 million, ending a five-week outflow streak that had exceeded $3.8 billion, according to SoSoValue.Assets Under Management Still DeclineDespite renewed inflows, total crypto ETP assets under management fell to $127.7 billion, down from $130.4 billion the prior week.Bitcoin ETF net assets also declined slightly:Current: $83.4 billionPrevious week: $85.3 billionThe drop reflects ongoing price volatility, even as investor flows turn positive.Sentiment Shift, But Caution RemainsThe $1 billion inflow suggests stabilization after sustained selling pressure, though:Year-to-date flows for major assets remain negativeTotal AUM continues to contractPrice volatility remains elevatedMarket participants will watch whether ETF demand continues in the coming weeks, as sustained institutional inflows could signal a broader recovery phase for digital assets.