Crypto Fund Inflows Hit $1.4B as Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead

Key Insights:

• Bitcoin led with $1.116 billion in inflows, amid total crypto fund inflows of $1.4 billion.
• Ethereum saw $328 million in inflows, which marked its best week in months.
• The U.S. led with $1.5 billion in inflows, while Switzerland recorded $138 million in outflows.

Crypto funds around the globe attracted new capital worth $1.4 billion during the last week. It marked the third consecutive week of positive flows and the highest weekly inflow since January.

The influx of allocations came as Bitcoin briefly crossed the level of $76,000. That indicated a change in market sentiment towards risky assets, as geopolitical tensions eased last week before uncertainty resumed.

Crypto Funds Record Over $1.4 Billion Inflows with BTC Leading

Crypto funds have increased total assets under management (AUM) to $155 billion, and weekly flows represent 0.91% of AUM. These flows show the strongest intensity ever seen this year.

Data on Crypto Fund Inflows | Source: CoinShares

Most of the crypto funds’ capital was invested in products with a Bitcoin focus, which on their own raised $1.116 billion. The inflows into Bitcoin investment vehicles have now totaled $3.1 billion year to date, driven by strong institutional demand.

The Farside Investors data on crypto ETFs revealed robust contributions on a daily basis by leading issuers. Spot Bitcoin ETFs had a total of $663 million in inflows on April 17, with BlackRock leading with IBIT of $284 million.

Other crypto funds also gained traction, with Fidelity following with $163.4 million in inflows into FBTC, while ARK stood at $117.9 million. Another interesting day was April 15, when $291.9 million entered IBIT, and April 14 added another $213.8 million. During the week, Bitcoin ETFs raised $996.5 million.

A Look At The Ethereum ETF Flows

In the meantime, spot Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. also recorded a good recovery, taking in $328 million in the week. This is the largest weekly inflow of the asset since January and is boosting its year-to-date total to $197 million.

Crypto fund flows increased notably at the end of the week, with the highest net inflows on April 17 of $127 million across Ethereum ETFs. The FETH by Fidelity was in the lead during that session, contributing $84.1 million. Moreover, BlackRock’s ETHA contributed $30.8 million.

Earlier, on April 9, Ethereum ETFs recorded about $85 million in total inflows, including $90.9 million at ETHA, offset by outflows from other products. It was further added on April 10 in the form of an additional $64 million.

Whilst April 15 and April 16 added $67 million and $18 million, respectively, institutional inflows into ETH crypto ETFs flowed. Although there were outflows earlier in the month, the second half of April indicates that investors are gaining confidence in Ethereum-linked instruments.

Crypto Funds Inflows by Region

Inflows into the United States were dominated by the country regionally, totaling $1.5 billion, per CoinShares data. Germany had a modest inflow of $28 million. However, Switzerland recorded an outflow of $138 million, the highest weekly withdrawal in the region since November 2025.

These flows were also influenced by macroeconomic conditions. U.S. inflation statistics showed that headline CPI was 3.3% year-on-year, while core CPI was 2.6%, indicating underlying price pressures. These factors, along with the reduction in geopolitical tensions related to the US-Iran ceasefire talks, could have aided new investments in digital asset funds.

However, altcoin crypto funds saw outflows. XRP-related products registered negative flows of $56 million, whereas Solana products lost $2.3 million.

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