Crypto funds attracted $1.118 billion in weekly inflows, their largest single-week total since early January 2026.

According to CoinShares data, Bitcoin dominated the $1.1B crypto inflows with an $871M share. Ethereum also posted a strong rebound even when trading volumes remained well below their year-to-date average.

Bitcoin dominates $1.1B crypto inflows

Bitcoin attracted $872 million in weekly inflows for the period ending April 10, 2026, and brought its year-to-date total to just under $2 billion. Total assets under management for Bitcoin products reached $115.182 billion.

Alongside the strong weekly figure, short-Bitcoin products recorded $20.2 million in weekly inflows. This was the highest total for that category since November 2024.

iShares leads provider rankings as Grayscale posts outflows

Among providers, iShares recorded the largest weekly inflows at $871 million. This lifted its month-to-date total to $719 million and year-to-date inflows to $1.722 billion. Total assets under management for iShares products reached $66.521 billion.

Next, Fidelity witnessed inflows amounting to $98 million during the week but lagged behind by having a negative year-to-date outflow value of $1.158 billion. ProFunds Group saw $57 million in flows during the week, whereas Bitwise attracted inflows of $35 million.

As per outflows, ARK 21Shares received an inflow of $20 million and had a year-to-date outflow of $236 million. Grayscale recorded negative weekly figures, with losses totaling $11 million for the week and $7 million month-to-date, and also had negative year-to-date figures of $445 million in outflows.

21Shares AG witnessed inflows worth $8 million while CoinShares witnessed inflows of $5 million.

Ethereum posts strong rebound as altcoin flows turn mixed

Ethereum recorded $196.5 million in weekly inflows, its strongest recent weekly performance. Month-to-date inflows reached $107.9 million, and total assets under management for Ethereum products stood at $17.692 billion. The asset’s year-to-date position remained negative at $130 million in net outflows.

XRP saw a $19.3 million weekly net inflow, a monthly net flow of $18.8 million, and a year-to-date net flow of $178 million. Total AUM (assets under management) is estimated at $2.466 billion. Multiasset products raised $3 million weekly but had a year-to-date net outflow of $106 million.

Solana saw a slight net outflow of $2.5 million on a weekly basis, but its year-to-date number was still a positive one ($218 million), along with total AUM of $2.284 billion. Chainlink had a net inflow of $1.3 million, whereas Litecoin and Sui registered small net outflows for the week.

Positive sentiment concentrated in the US

The United States accounted for $1.065 billion of the week’s total inflows, or 95% of the global figure. Month-to-date flows from US-listed products reached $827.7 million.

Germany came second in terms of weekly inflows and month-to-date contributions at $34.6 million and $47.4 million, respectively. Meanwhile, Canada and Switzerland invested $7.8 million and $6.9 million, respectively. Australia had a small weekly outflow of $0.6 million, and Sweden registered a weekly outflow of $0.7 million.

Weekly trading volumes in digital assets grew 13% week over week to $21 billion. The total AUM for all products surged to $144.618 billion.

According to CoinShares, the strong crypto inflows during the week were due to both macro and geopolitical drivers. Progress toward a potential ceasefire in Iran, along with lower-than-projected CPI and spending numbers in the United States, seemed to have driven renewed interest.

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