Cryptocurrency exchange-traded products recorded $1.06 billion in weekly inflows last week, marking the third consecutive week of growth. Bitcoin remains the primary source of inflows, while Ethereum and Solana also made significant contributions. In contrast, XRP experienced substantial redemptions due to geopolitical concerns.
According to the report, approximately 96% of the inflows came from US funds, which contributed the vast majority of the capital. Canada ranked second with $19.4 million, while Switzerland attracted $10.4 million.
Hong Kong's inflows reached $23.1 million, the highest weekly total since August 2025, while Germany's crypto investment products saw outflows of $17.1 million. Currently, the cumulative inflows over the past three weeks have reached $2.2 billion.
US Bitcoin ETFs Achieve Five Days of Consecutive Inflows
As mentioned, most of the inflows into Bitcoin funds come from US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Last week, these ETFs received $767.3 million in new capital, marking their first five consecutive days of inflows in 2026. Nevertheless, these ETFs are still in a negative growth state, with net outflows of approximately $493 million.
After experiencing $1.8 billion in outflows in January and February, the $1.34 billion inflow in March provided some relief. This week will be a critical moment to determine whether US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs can achieve positive growth in 2026.