Crypto fund inflows surged by over $1 billion in the last week. The continued inflows hinge on the fact that market participants are starting to consider cryptocurrencies, mostly Bitcoin, as a hedge against geopolitical uncertainty.
Statistics from CoinShares show that crypto fund inflows hit a whopping $1.06 billion, marking the third consecutive week of positive inflow.
With the influx of capital, the total assets under management of digital asset exchange-traded products have soared to approximately $140 billion. This feat is quite significant considering the tension owing to the Iran-Israel-US war.
The US contributed a huge portion of the inflows. Almost 96% of the total crypto fund inflows came from U.S.-based investors, totaling $1.02 billion. Meanwhile, moderate activity was registered in other regions, with Canada attracting $19.4 million, and Switzerland registering $10.4 million.
Moreover, Hong Kong had a crypto inflow of 23.1 million, its highest weekly since August of 2025. Germany, on the contrary, went the other way. Outflows in the country were recorded at $17.1 million, which marks the first negative flow this year.
Bitcoin investment products accounted for the largest percentage of the weekly crypto fund inflows. Bitcoin-linked funds registered an influx of $793 million, or roughly 75% of the crypto fund inflows.
The recent BTC ETF inflow streak has raked in $2.2 billion in three weeks. Hence, the market successfully recovered from $3 billion outflows recorded in the five weeks prior to the positive flows.
At the same time, short-Bitcoin investment products also registered an $8.1 million inflow.
Further, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs remained popular. Between March 9 and March 13, the net inflows in Bitcoin spot ETFs amounted to $767 million with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the pack.
Corporate BTC treasury strategy also saw a massive boost amid the positive crypto fund inflows. On Monday, March 16, Michael Saylor’s Strategy revealed that it has acquired 22,337 BTC at an average price of $70,194 per coin, totaling $1.57 billion.
Thus, the total Bitcoin holdings of the company rose to 761,068 BTC. The purchasing cost for this reserve stands at a whopping $57.61 billion with an average price of $75,696 per BTC.
In addition, Metaplanet announced raising $255 million for BTC accumulation. Metaplanet CEO Simon Geravich wrote on X, “Metaplanet has raised ~$255m from global institutional investors via a placement of new shares priced at a 2% premium, paired with fixed-strike warrants at a 10% premium.”
He also revealed that the company could unlock up to $531 million more funds, which can be accessed by the company on its way to its long-term strategy of owning 210,000 BTC.
As crypto fund inflows surge, market analysts stood bullish on the Bitcoin USD pair as the asset approaches a key technical zone. Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe pointed to improving technical momentum in a recent X post.
BTC Price Chart Amid Crypto Fund Inflows | Source: Michaël van de Poppe, X
“The response on $BTC vs. Gold is super positive after the bullish divergence was established,” he wrote. Poppe added, “The trend is clearly in favor of Bitcoin… while #Bitcoin attacks $75K.”
Another analyst, Ted Pillows, highlighted the significance of the resistance band just above current levels. “$BTC broke above the $74,000 level today.
It’s now moving into a heavy resistance zone around the $75,000–$76,000 level,” he wrote. He added that this range aligns with a major institutional entry price for the Bitcoin USD pair.
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