Crypto Funds Attract $1.2 Billion in Weekly Inflows — Fourth Consecutive Positive Week

Fourth Straight Week of Positive Inflows

Digital asset investment products attracted $1.2 billion during the trading week of April 20–24, according to a report from CoinShares. This marks the fourth consecutive week of net positive inflows into crypto funds.

Total assets under management across crypto investment products climbed to $155 billion — the highest level since early February. The recovery was driven by Bitcoin's price surge above $76,000.

Why This Matters

Four consecutive weeks of sustained capital inflows signal a strong return of institutional confidence in digital assets. The $155 billion AUM milestone reinforces the narrative that large-scale investors increasingly treat crypto as a legitimate asset class. Last week's $1.4 billion intake (April 13–17) set the stage, and the current figures confirm the trend is holding firm. With the Federal Reserve's rate decision looming on April 29, the persistence of inflows despite macro uncertainty speaks volumes about shifting sentiment.

Bitcoin Dominates Fund Inflows

Bitcoin-focused products captured the bulk of new capital, pulling in $933 million over the week. Year-to-date investments in BTC products have now reached $4 billion. Short Bitcoin instruments also saw activity, receiving $16.5 million as some investors positioned for potential downside.

Ethereum funds added $192 million, maintaining steady investor interest for the third week running.

Regional Breakdown: US Commands the Lion's Share

The United States accounted for $1.1 billion of the total $1.2 billion inflows, maintaining its dominant position in crypto fund activity. Germany doubled its intake to $61.7 million, while Switzerland and Canada contributed $35.2 million and $15 million respectively.

Blockchain Equity ETFs See Surge in Demand

CoinShares analysts flagged a sharp uptick in interest toward blockchain company equities. Over the past three weeks, ETFs tracking blockchain stocks have absorbed $617 million in fresh capital. The firm attributed this activity to growing institutional demand.

Market participants remain cautious, however, ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision scheduled for April 29. The outcome could set the tone for the next wave of crypto fund flows.