Bitcoin Leads $1.12B Crypto Inflows in Biggest Week Since Jan

CoinShares reported crypto investment products attracted $1.118 billion in the week ending April 10, 2026, the largest weekly inflow since early January. Bitcoin products drew $872 million, and total assets under management across all crypto products rose to $144.618 billion.

Bitcoin inflows brought year-to-date flows to just under $2 billion and pushed Bitcoin product AUM to about $115.182 billion. Short-Bitcoin products recorded $20.2 million in weekly inflows, the largest weekly total for that category since November 2024. Weekly trading volumes across digital assets rose 13% from the prior week to $21 billion.

Among providers, iShares led with $871 million in weekly inflows, lifting its month-to-date total to $719 million and year-to-date inflows to $1.722 billion; iShares products held $66.521 billion in assets. Fidelity saw $98 million in weekly inflows but remained negative on the year with $1.158 billion in net outflows. ProFunds Group and Bitwise reported $57 million and $35 million in weekly inflows, respectively. Grayscale posted $11 million in weekly outflows, $7 million in month-to-date outflows and $445 million in outflows year-to-date. 21Shares AG and CoinShares recorded inflows of $8 million and $5 million.

Ethereum posted $196.5 million in weekly inflows, its strongest recent weekly performance, raising Ethereum product AUM to $17.692 billion. Ethereum remained negative year-to-date with $130 million in net outflows. XRP drew $19.3 million for the week and had $178 million in net inflows year-to-date, with XRP products holding about $2.466 billion. Solana recorded a $2.5 million weekly outflow but remained positive year-to-date at $218 million and had roughly $2.284 billion in AUM. Chainlink saw $1.3 million in net inflows. Litecoin and Sui registered modest weekly outflows. Multiasset products added $3 million for the week but were down $106 million for the year.

Geographically, U.S.-listed products accounted for $1.065 billion of the week’s inflows, about 95% of the global total, and month-to-date U.S. flows reached $827.7 million. Germany recorded $34.6 million in weekly inflows and $47.4 million month-to-date. Canada and Switzerland contributed $7.8 million and $6.9 million, respectively. Australia and Sweden posted small weekly outflows of $0.6 million and $0.7 million.

CoinShares attributed the strong inflows to a mix of macroeconomic and geopolitical factors, citing progress toward a potential ceasefire in Iran and U.S. data showing lower-than-projected consumer price index and spending figures as drivers of renewed investor interest in crypto products.