Bitcoin
Crypto Investment Products Log $3.2 Billion in Weekly Inflows
Capital inflows into digital asset funds reached their highest weekly level since October 2025, driven by institutional Bitcoin products and rotating altcoin demand.
Digital asset investment funds registered $3.2 billion in net inflows last week, marking the highest single-week total since October 2025, according to data from The Kobeissi Letter. The performance brought the four-week average of crypto fund inflows to $1.3 billion per week.
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin fund, IBIT, captured significant market share by drawing $928 million during the week, following $1.3 billion in the previous period to accumulate over $2.2 billion across two weeks. Total US spot Bitcoin ETFs secured $925 million over the week despite a $202 million single-day outflow that halted a nine-day positive streak.
The report also highlighted a broader rotation of capital into alternative digital assets. US spot Ethereum ETFs brought in $824 million over the week and extended their positive streak to ten sessions, while products tracking Solana, XRP, and other tokens also recorded sustained weekly inflows.
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