Crypto funds recorded total inflows of $2.17 billion for the week ending January 16, 2026, according to CoinShares data.
The weekly total is the largest since October 10, 2025, which came just before a major market downturn. Inflows were stronger early in the week but sentiment shifted on Friday, when $378 million in outflows occurred.
Bitcoin dominated asset-level flows with $1.55 billion in weekly inflows. The month-to-date figure reached $1.66 billion.
Bitcoin products hold $149.78 billion in assets under management across all providers. The 2025 flows for Bitcoin total $26.98 billion, the highest among all digital assets. Weekly inflows of $1.55 billion account for approximately 71% of total crypto fund inflows during the period.
The United States led regional inflows with $2.05 billion for the week. Month-to-date and year-to-date US flows both reached $2.19 billion. US crypto funds hold $162.90 billion in assets under management, accounting for 84% of the global total.

Germany recorded the second-largest regional inflows with $63.9 million weekly and $115.9 million month-to-date. The country’s 2025 flows total $2.46 billion. Switzerland saw $41.6 million in weekly inflows and $61.1 million month-to-date, with 2025 flows of $775 million.
Canada attracted $12.3 million weekly and $26.9 million month-to-date. The Netherlands recorded $6 million in weekly inflows and $9.2 million month-to-date. Several European countries saw minimal or negative flows, with Sweden recording $4.3 million in outflows for both the week and month-to-date periods.
Ethereum products registered $496 million in weekly and $552.9 million in month-to-date inflows. Ethereum has $27.54 billion in assets under management, with $12.70 billion in 2025 flows.
Solana saw $45.5 million in weekly and $75.8 million in month-to-date inflows. The asset has $3.83 billion in assets under management with 2025 flows of $3.56 billion. Solana’s weekly performance ranks it the third-largest recipient of inflows among individual assets.
The cumulative Ethereum and Solana weekly inflows of $541.5 million represent about 25% of total crypto fund flows. Both assets retained positive sentiment throughout the week despite market weakness.
XRP saw the most inflows among altcoins, with a weekly value of $69.5 million and a month-to-date value of $108.1 million. The asset has $3.87 billion in assets under management with 2025 flows of $3.70 billion.
Sui saw $5.7 million in weekly inflows and $13.3 million.
Chainlink experienced $1.2 million in weekly and $5 million in month-to-date inflows. Litecoin experienced $2.3 million in both weekly and month-to-date inflows. Zcash saw no weekly inflows after $152 million in 2025 inflows.
Multi-asset products experienced outflows of $12.5 million for the week and $32.1 million month-to-date. Short Bitcoin products recorded $1.4 million in weekly inflows but $8.6 million in month-to-date outflows.
BlackRock’s iShares recorded $1.28 billion in weekly inflows and $1.80 billion month-to-date. The provider holds $87.48 billion in assets under management with 2025 flows of $35.06 billion, the largest among all crypto fund providers.
Grayscale saw $257 million in weekly inflows and $28 million month-to-date. The provider experienced net outflows of $2.85 billion in 2025 despite positive recent weeks. Fidelity recorded $229 million weekly but $126 million in month-to-date outflows. Bitwise attracted $161 million weekly and $262 million month-to-date.
ProFunds Group recorded $35 million weekly and $259 million month-to-date. ARK 21Shares saw $47 million in weekly inflows but $27 million in month-to-date outflows. Other providers collectively attracted $163 million weekly and $285 million month-to-date.
Blockchain equity products attracted $72.6 million in weekly inflows. The $2.17 billion weekly total brings month-to-date and year-to-date crypto fund inflows to $2.40 billion. Total assets under management across all providers reached $193.56 billion.
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