Solana
Crypto Funds Attract $3.2 Billion Weekly Inflows Amid Capital Rotation to Altcoins
Weekly crypto fund inflows reached their highest level since October 2025 as investors allocated capital across Bitcoin, Solana, and other altcoins.
Weekly inflows into cryptocurrency investment products reached $3.2 billion, representing the strongest single-week performance since October 2025, according to data cited from The Kobeissi Letter. The asset class has maintained an average weekly inflow of $1.3 billion across the past four weeks.
While BlackRock's Bitcoin vehicle IBIT pulled in $928 million to reach over $2.2 billion across a two-week period, fund flows indicated an expanding rotation into alternative crypto assets. Alongside sustained additions to Ethereum funds, investment vehicles for Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin continued to secure net inflows.
Analysts interpreted the shift as a broadening of institutional interest across digital assets rather than a market slowdown, with overall fund allocations expanding across multiple blockchain networks ahead of the coming month.
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