Crypto Funds Take In $1.2B as Bitcoin Tops $77,000

Crypto funds recorded $1.2 billion of inflows for the week ending April 24, 2026, according to CoinShares data. It was the fourth consecutive week of net inflows and pushed total assets under management across products to $155.276 billion, the highest level since Feb. 1, 2026.

Bitcoin products led the week, drawing $932.5 million and bringing year-to-date net inflows to $4.018 billion. Total assets under management for Bitcoin products reached $124.410 billion, with month-to-date inflows of $2.799 billion. Short-Bitcoin products attracted $16.5 million in the same period.

Ethereum funds posted $192.4 million in weekly inflows, marking a third straight week above $190 million. Month-to-date Ethereum inflows were $628.2 million and year-to-date inflows stood at $390 million. Ethereum product assets under management were $18.773 billion.

Other tokens also saw inflows. Solana products recorded $31.8 million for the week, with month-to-date flows of $32.1 million and year-to-date inflows of $247 million; Solana product AUM was $2.345 billion. Chainlink added $6.8 million, Litecoin $0.5 million and Sui $0.4 million. Multi-asset products had $9.8 million in weekly outflows.

XRP returned to positive flows with $25 million for the week after a prior-week outflow. XRP’s month-to-date flows were a net $11.8 million outflow, while its year-to-date total remained positive at $148 million. XRP product assets under management reached $2.579 billion.

At the provider level, iShares led with $952 million in weekly inflows, taking its month-to-date total to $2.713 billion, year-to-date inflows to $3.717 billion and AUM to $72.437 billion. ARK 21Shares posted $50 million in weekly inflows and held $3.111 billion in AUM. Grayscale recorded $50 million in weekly outflows, with month-to-date outflows of $63 million and year-to-date outflows of $501 million; its AUM was $21.196 billion. The CoinShares provider posted $22 million in weekly inflows but showed $85 million in month-to-date outflows and had net year-to-date inflows of $140 million.

U.S. funds accounted for $1.088 billion of the weekly inflows, equal to 91% of the global total. U.S. month-to-date flows reached $3.426 billion, year-to-date inflows were $3.888 billion and U.S. assets under management totaled $130.062 billion.

Germany recorded $61.7 million in weekly inflows and held $6.716 billion in AUM. Switzerland returned to inflows with $35.2 million after a larger prior-week outflow, though its month-to-date figure remained a net $93.5 million outflow. Canada added $15.5 million with $5.845 billion in AUM. Australia and Brazil contributed $0.8 million and $0.5 million, respectively. France, Hong Kong, Italy, Sweden and the Netherlands posted minor weekly outflows.

Total year-to-date inflows across all crypto funds were $4.969 billion as of April 24, 2026. Bitcoin trading above $77,000 coincided with inflows across all eight tracked assets, up from six assets the prior week.