Crypto funds saw $1.401 billion in weekly inflows for the period ending April 17, 2026. This was the strongest total since January and a third straight week of net positive flows. According to CoinShares data, the week’s performance was supported by improving risk appetite tied to US-Iran ceasefire extension talks and Bitcoin’s brief move above $76,000. Total assets under management across all products climbed to $154.768 billion. Crypto funds post strongest weekly total since January For Bitcoin products, there were $1.115 billion in weekly net inflows. Year-to-date net inflows for Bitcoin products stood at $3.079 billion. Total assets managed by Bitcoin products amounted to $123.022 billion. Inflows in Bitcoin products accounted for about 79.54% of the overall total product flows during the week. Short-Bitcoin products witnessed $1.4 million in weekly inflows. Data for US Bitcoin ETFs, as provided by SoSoValue, also showed significant inflows for the week. The week ended April 17, 2026, saw $996.38 million in weekly net inflows. Cumulative net inflows increased to $57.74 billion. Previous week net inflows ended on April 10 with $786.31 million, while the week ended on April 2 saw a figure of $22.34 million. Crypto funds flow by provider. Source: CoinShares Weekly inflows for Ethereum crypto funds came in at $328 million, which was the highest single-weekly figure recorded since January 2026. For the month-to-date period, inflows for Ethereum products amounted to $435.4 million, while year-to-date inflows for Ethereum products increased to $197 million. Total assets under management for Ethereum products stood at $19.504 billion. SoSoValue weekly data for US Ethereum ETFs recorded $275.83 million in net inflows for the week ending April 17, 2026. Provider rankings led by iShares as CoinShares records outflows Among providers, iShares recorded $1.042 billion in weekly inflows. This brought its month-to-date total to $1.761 billion, year-to-date inflows to $2.764 billion, and total assets under management to $71.592 billion. ARK 21Shares followed with $106 million in weekly inflows and assets under management of $3.057 billion. However, its year-to-date figure remained at $130 million in net outflows. Bitwise posted $122 million for the week, with month-to-date flows of $156 million, year-to-date inflows of $305 million, and assets under management of $6.621 billion. Fidelity added $36 million for the week. However, its year-to-date figure remained at $1.122 billion in net outflows. ProFunds Group contributed $9 million. CoinShares was the largest provider of outflows of the week at $113 million, with month-to-date outflows of $107 million. Grayscale shed $6 million for the week, with year-to-date outflows of $451 million and assets under management of $21.394 billion. 21Shares AG posted a minor weekly outflow of $2 million. XRP and Solana post outflows as altcoin flows turn mixed $56.2 million was registered as weekly outflows for XRP, the highest of any altcoin in the period. XRP’s monthly flows were also negative at $37.2 million, but its yearly positive inflows still remained unchanged at $122 million. Assets under management in relation to XRP products amounted to $2.656 billion. The weekly flow for Solana was slightly negative at $2.3 million. Monthly flows were near zero, with a positive flow of just $0.5 million. Chainlink added $5.3 million for the week, with a year-to-date total of $47 million. Sui drew $2.2 million and multi-asset products saw $2.6 million in weekly inflows. Litecoin and Zcash recorded no flows for the period. Crypto funds see US drive 107% of weekly total The US was the largest weekly contributor with inflows worth $1.494 billion, which is higher than the total weekly inflows. Year-to-date US inflows were estimated to be $2.338 billion. Meanwhile, year-to-date US inflows totaled $2.799 billion. In Switzerland, the only regional outperformer, the weekly inflows amounted to $137.8 million. On a month-to-date basis, Swiss outflows were valued at $132.2 million. In Germany, week-to-week inflows amounted to $28 million. Month-to-date inflows were estimated to be $75.8 million, while assets under management stood at $6.701 billion. The Canadian market recorded inflows worth $8.3 million; Hong Kong reported inflows of $3 million, while inflows in Sweden were valued at $3.1 million. Brazil, Australia, the Netherlands, France, New Zealand, and Italy each recorded positive but minimal weekly inflows. The crypto card with no spending limits. Get 3% cashback and instant mobile payments. Claim your Ether.fi card.
