Crypto Investment Products See $3.55B Weekly Inflows, CoinShares Reports

US-based crypto products dominated weekly flows, accounting for nearly 97% of the $3.55B global inflow total.

Crypto investment products recorded $3.55 billion in weekly inflows, marking their strongest weekly total of 2026. CoinShares reported that demand rebounded after two weeks of broadly flat flows as investors responded to changing macroeconomic conditions. Bitcoin attracted the most capital, although Ethereum, Solana, and XRP also recorded sizable inflows.

Digital Asset Fund Inflows Reach $3.55 Billion

According to CoinShares, global digital asset investment products attracted $3.55 billion during the week ending September 29. Stronger demand lifted total assets under management to around $173 billion, while year-to-date inflows increased to $8.6 billion.

CoinShares linked the rebound partly to reduced uncertainty surrounding US monetary policy. On September 16, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points to a 3.75%–4.00% range, matching broad market expectations.

Source: CoinShares

With the policy decision largely priced in, investors returned to digital asset products after several weeks of caution. Bitcoin also recovered from below $75,000 during the previous week and later moved back above $83,000.

Bitcoin Leads Weekly Crypto Fund Inflows

Bitcoin investment products received $2.52 billion, accounting for most of the weekly total. However, demand extended beyond Bitcoin as several major altcoins also attracted fresh investment.

Ethereum products recorded $702 million in inflows, while Solana attracted $193 million and XRP added another $92.3 million. Such broad demand followed a period when overall digital asset fund flows had remained relatively subdued.

Regional figures showed an even stronger concentration of capital in the United States. US-based products attracted $3.434 billion, representing nearly 97% of global weekly inflows. Meanwhile, Germany recorded $73.9 million, followed by Canada with $21.8 million and Switzerland with $20.9 million. CoinShares said the scale and breadth of demand suggested institutional interest had returned after recent macroeconomic uncertainty.

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Attract Fresh Capital

US spot cryptocurrency ETFs also recorded consistent demand throughout the week. Spot Bitcoin ETFs received about $2.39 billion, while Ether ETFs attracted another $690 million.

Both groups posted inflows across all five trading days, although activity slowed considerably on the following Monday. Bitcoin ETF inflows dropped to $31 million, while Ether ETF products recorded $17 million.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin climbed above $87,000 on September 23 before retreating toward $84,000 as broader market momentum weakened. Higher Treasury yields and a stronger US dollar could continue to affect demand, particularly as investors reassess expectations for further interest rate increases.