Digital asset investment products welcomed two billion dollars of new money last week. This marks the third straight week of inflows, pushing total new investments over the past three weeks to $5.5 billion, CoinShares report stated.
After 9 weeks of heavy outflows, this shift shows growing confidence in crypto markets. Assets under management have climbed to $156.3 billion, the highest level since mid February.
Regional Trends
Most of the fresh capital came from the United States, which accounted for $1.9 billion in inflows. Europe also chipped in, with Germany adding 47 million dollars and Switzerland $34 million. Canada contributed another $20 million. These figures underline a broad, global move toward digital assets.
Major Providers Lead the Charge
iShares ETFs in the USA topped the list of fund providers, drawing $2.6 billion in new investments. Other major names saw mixed results. Grayscale lost $31 million last week but remains a key player with $26.9 billion in assets.
Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund saw outflows of $201 million. Bitwise and 21Shares attracted modest inflows of $36 million and $22 million, respectively. Overall, the total for all fund providers came to $2.03 billion in weekly inflows and $156.3 billion in assets under management.
Bitcoin Dominates Asset Flows
Bitcoin was the clear winner. It drew $1.84 billion last week, bringing year‑to‑date inflows to $5.58 billion and AUM to $136.5 billion.
Even as the price rose, bearish investors added $6.4 million of short positions, the most since mid-December 2025.
Ethereum and Altcoins
Ethereum funds saw $149.2 million in fresh money, marking a second week of robust inflows. Over the last two weeks, Ethereum has collected $336 million, lifting its AUM to $9.58 billion.
Solana recorded a small gain of 6 million, bringing its total assets to $1.38 billion. XRP attracted $10.5 million and now holds $1.07 billion in AUM.
Other assets, such as multi‑asset funds ($1.9 million), Sui ($0.3 million), Cardano ($1.2 million), and Tezos ($8.2 million), also saw inflows. Short Bitcoin products added $6.4 million, and blockchain equities recorded $15.9 million of new money.
Broad Market Impact
The recent wave of inflows has pushed total year‑to‑date net flows to 5.64 billion. This momentum has coincided with rising prices across major coins and growing institutional interest. The rebound follows months of caution and suggests that crypto’s recent volatility has not deterred large investors.
With assets under management now at their highest point since February, the question is whether this trend will last. Continued regulatory clarity, further price gains, and growing use cases could sustain inflows.
Yet, market participants remain watchful. Sudden shifts in sentiment or policy changes could quickly reverse the flow of capital. For now, the three‑week rally offers a glimpse of renewed optimism among investors in the digital asset space.
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