Bitcoin investment products led $619 million in weekly crypto fund inflows, according to data from CoinShares, marking a second straight week of positive momentum. U.S. investors drove most of the activity with $646 million in inflows, while Ethereum and Solana funds also attracted fresh capital despite $30 million exiting XRP-based products.
Bitcoin-based investment funds led $619 million in weekly crypto exchange-traded product inflows, according to CoinShares. This continues a positive trend after a five-week withdrawal streak ended the prior week.
The continued crypto ETP inflows represent a general positive attitude towards digital assets, stated CoinShares’ head of research, James Butterfill. He added that institutional investor demand has remained robust even during times of geopolitical pressure.
U.S.-based products saw inflows of approximately $646 million, dominating global interest. Europe, Asia, and Canada recorded modest outflows totaling roughly $30 million combined.
Inflows were strongest early in the week before sentiment softened, reducing the total. Despite this pullback, the data illustrates sustained institutional desire to build exposure.
Bitcoin funds accounted for $521 million of the total inflows, while short Bitcoin products saw $11.4 million. Data from SoSoValue shows spot Bitcoin ETFs had net inflows of approximately $568 million from March 2nd to March 6th.
Other assets also attracted capital, with Ethereum-based funds seeing $88.5 million and Solana-based funds nearly $14.6 million. Conversely, XRP-based investment products had the largest outflows at approximately $30.3 million.
Increased inflows during geopolitical tension suggest institutions may view these assets as long-term investments. The activity underscores Bitcoin’s role as the primary institutional gateway to digital assets.
