Last week, digital asset investment products recorded inflows of $117.8 million, marking the fifth consecutive week of increases as a rebound late in the week reversed earlier outflows.
Cryptocurrency exchange traded products (ETPs) declined by $619 million from Monday to Thursday, but the week turned positive with $737 million in inflows in a single session on Friday, according to a report released by CoinShares on Tuesday. Total assets under management remained unchanged at $155 billion.
James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, added that Friday’s numbers were among the largest single-day inflows in 2026 and reflected “a sharp improvement in risk appetite.”
Weekly crypto commodity flow. Source: CoinShares
Total inflows for the five-week period totaled $4.02 billion, surpassing the all-time high of $2.9 billion set in March and making it the longest and largest consecutive inflow in 2026.
Bitcoin products saw $192.1 million in inflows, increasing year-to-date inflows to $4.2 billion. However, this number is well below the average of nearly $1 billion over the past three weeks. Bitcoin shorts received a modest inflow of $6 million.
Ethereum reversed course with $81.6 million in outflows, ending three consecutive weeks of inflows of over $190 million. “The decline in participating stocks this week from nine to four is the clearest indication that sentiment softened throughout the trading week before recovering on Friday,” Butterfill wrote.
By region, inflows to the United States amounted to just $47.5 million, down significantly from $1.1 billion the previous week. Germany topped the list with $43.8 million, followed by Canada with $16 million.
Bitcoin ETF raised $532 million in one day
Separately, US-listed Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded significant inflows earlier this week. The US Bitcoin Spot ETF on Monday attracted $532.21 million, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $335.49 million and Fidelity’s FBTC with $184.57 million. This day extended a three-day winning streak following last week’s $490.63 million outflow.
The inflows came as Bitcoin rose above $80,000 for the first time in more than three months as risk sentiment improved following the April 8 ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran.
