Friday $737M Inflow Keeps Bitcoin ETF Five-Week Streak

Crypto investment products recorded $117.8 million in net inflows for the week. A single Friday session of $737 million erased $619 million of outflows from Monday through Thursday. Assets under management remained near $155 billion.

CoinShares’ weekly fund flows report showed last week’s net gain was the smallest in the five-week positive run. The Friday inflow ranked among the largest single-day inflows of 2026. Participation narrowed to four assets with inflows, down from nine the prior week.

Bitcoin funds drew $192.1 million for the period, bringing year-to-date ETF inflows to about $4.2 billion. That weekly inflow was below the roughly $1 billion average per week recorded over the previous three weeks. Data from Farside Investors showed more than $532 million flowed into Bitcoin ETFs on the Monday after a Friday tally of nearly $630 million.

Ethereum funds posted $81.6 million in outflows, ending a three-week run that had exceeded $190 million each week. Solana funds had $11.1 million in outflows. XRP funds attracted about $3 million in inflows.

By region, the United States slowed to $47.5 million in inflows after leading the prior week with $1.1 billion. Germany recorded $43.8 million and Canada added $16 million.

By provider, BlackRock’s iShares led with $131 million in inflows. Grayscale experienced $72 million in net redemptions.

Bitcoin’s price rose above $80,000 on Monday and moved past $81,000 early Tuesday. The token recovered from lows near $60,000 earlier in the year and remained about 35% below its October peak above $126,000. Research from Vetle Lund reported the 30-day average funding rate for Bitcoin perpetual swaps has been negative for 66 consecutive days.

The week’s net inflow of $117.8 million left total assets under management roughly unchanged at $155 billion.