Crypto funds post $1.2B inflows in return to positive trend

Crypto funds saw $1.2 billion in weekly inflows for the period ending April 24, 2026, the fourth consecutive positive week, according to CoinShares data.

Total assets under management across all products rose to $155.276 billion, the highest level since February 1, 2026. Bitcoin trading above $77,000 for the first time since the February correction supported the week’s positive result.

All eight assets also recorded inflows compared to six the prior week.

Crypto funds post fourth straight positive week

Bitcoin products saw $932.5 million in weekly inflows. This brought the asset’s year-to-date total to $4.018 billion. Total assets under management for Bitcoin products reached $124.410 billion, with month-to-date inflows at $2.799 billion. Short-Bitcoin products drew $16.5 million in weekly inflows.

Ethereum recorded $192.4 million in weekly inflows, its third consecutive week above the $190 million threshold. Month-to-date Ethereum inflows reached $628.2 million, with year-to-date inflows climbing to $390 million. Total assets under management for Ethereum products stood at $18.773 billion.

Solana saw $31.8 million in weekly inflows, with month-to-date flows at $32.1 million and year-to-date inflows reaching $247 million. Total assets under management for Solana products stood at $2.345 billion.

Chainlink added $6.8 million for the week, Litecoin contributed $0.5 million, and Sui drew $0.4 million. Multi-asset products recorded $9.8 million in weekly outflows.

XRP returns to positive flows after one week of outflows

XRP recorded $25 million in weekly inflows, returning to positive territory after posting outflows the prior week. Month-to-date flows for XRP turned slightly negative at $11.8 million in outflows. However, the year-to-date figure held positive at $148 million.

Total assets under management for XRP products reached $2.579 billion. The prior week ending April 17 had posted $55.39 million in weekly inflows for XRP ETFs per SoSoValue data.

Provider rankings show iShares leading as Grayscale posts outflows

Among providers, iShares recorded $952 million in weekly inflows, lifting its month-to-date total to $2.713 billion, year-to-date inflows to $3.717 billion, and total assets under management to $72.437 billion.

ARK 21Shares followed with $50 million in weekly inflows and assets under management of $3.111 billion.

Grayscale recorded $50 million in weekly outflows, with month-to-date outflows of $63 million and year-to-date outflows of $501 million. Total assets under management for Grayscale products stood at $21.196 billion.

CoinShares as a provider posted $85 million in month-to-date outflows. However, its weekly figure came in positive at $22 million with a year-to-date total of $140 million in net inflows.

US crypto funds drive 91% of weekly inflows

The United States contributed $1.088 billion in weekly inflows, accounting for 91% of the global weekly total. Month-to-date US flows reached $3.426 billion, with year-to-date inflows at $3.888 billion and total assets under management at $130.062 billion.

Germany posted $61.7 million in weekly inflows, more than double the prior week’s figure, with month-to-date flows at $138.4 million and assets under management of $6.716 billion. Switzerland reversed its prior week’s $137.8 million outflow with $35.2 million in inflows. However, its month-to-date figure remained at $93.5 million in net outflows.

Canada recorded $15.5 million in weekly inflows, with assets under management of $5.845 billion. Australia added $0.8 million and Brazil contributed $0.5 million. France, Hong Kong, Italy, Sweden, and the Netherlands each posted minor weekly outflows. Total year-to-date inflows across all crypto funds reached $4.969 billion as of April 24, 2026.

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