Weekly data from CoinShares’ Digital Asset Fund Flows report shows a mild $224 million rebound for crypto investment products. XRP dominated with $119.6 million in inflows, its strongest week since December 2025. Bitcoin saw a partial recovery with $107.3 million, but sentiment remains split as short-Bitcoin products attracted $16 million. Solana continued its steady inflow of $34.9 million.
Crypto investment products recorded a mild rebound after adding $224 million during the week, according to the latest edition of CoinShares’ Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report. The positive flow followed a weak start to April, though earlier progress was trimmed by better-than-expected retail sales and geopolitical uncertainty.
XRP-focused digital asset investment products recorded the strongest weekly movement with inflows of $119.6 million. This pushed its year-to-date total to $159 million, equivalent to 7% of total managed assets.
Market sentiment remains “polarized,” as seen with $16 million moving into short-bitcoin products, the highest level since mid-November 2025. Bitcoin itself attracted $107.3 million, offering some relief, but net outflows for April still show a $145 million decline.
Solana continued its steady momentum by raking in $34.9 million for the week. Multi-asset products registered a small inflow of $1.8 million.
Ethereum trailed behind as investors withdrew $52.8 million in response to unfavorable developments linked to the Clarity Act. Switzerland stood out as the main hub of activity with $157.5 million in capital influx.
Germany and Canada followed with $27.7 million and $11.2 million, respectively. The United States ranked third with weekly inflows of $27.5 million, while Brazil posted a modest $2 million.
Against a macro backdrop of rising tensions near Iran, Bitcoin remains range-bound. “A sustained break and hold above this level would be required to signal renewed risk appetite,” experts at Bitunix explained regarding the $69,800 resistance zone.
