The $117.8 million inflow into digital asset investment products last week was the fifth week in a row that they have posted gains, after a late-week recovery that reversed earlier outflows.
From Monday through Thursday, crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) lost $619 million. However, on Friday, a single-session influx of $737 million turned the week around, according to an analysis issued on Tuesday by CoinShares. The total value of assets under management remained unchanged at $155 billion.
The sum represents a significant uptick in risk appetite and is among the highest single-day inflows of 2026, according to CoinShares head of research James Butterfill. With a total of $4.02 billion, the five-week run has surpassed the previous record of $2.9 billion, established in March, and is currently the longest and greatest inflow streak of 2026.
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Inflows of $192.1 million brought the total for Bitcoin products for the year to $4.2 billion. Having said that, the average for the preceding three weeks was approximately $1 billion, so that number is much lower. The $6 million that came into Short-Bitcoin products was rather little.
After three weeks of receiving inflows of more than $190 million, Ethereum changed direction and saw withdrawals of $81.6 million. The most telling indication that sentiment weakened over the work week before regaining its strength on Friday is the reduction in participation from nine assets to four this week, Butterfill said.
After receiving $1.1 billion the week before, the United States saw a precipitous decline to $47.5 million in regional inflows. There were $43.8 million from Germany and $16 million from Canada.
At the beginning of this week, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed in the United States saw substantial inflows of capital. At $335.49 million and $184.57 million, respectively, Fidelity’s FBTC and BlackRock’s IBIT were the top US spot Bitcoin ETFs on Monday, bringing in $532.21 million. After last week’s $490.63 million outflow, the day continued a three-day winning run.