U.S. Spot ETFs Drive $1.4B Inflows as Bitcoin Hits $77,900

Crypto investment products logged $1.4 billion in weekly inflows as Bitcoin climbed to $77,900. Bitcoin-related funds attracted $1.12 billion and U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in nearly $1 billion, according to market data.

CoinShares’ weekly report published Monday recorded the strongest week for digital asset funds since January and the third consecutive week of positive flows. Total assets under management reached $155 billion, and the weekly gain was about 0.91% of AuM. Year-to-date Bitcoin flows reached $3.1 billion.

Ethereum investment products registered $328 million in inflows, their largest weekly increase since January, bringing Ethereum’s year-to-date inflows to about $197 million. XRP and Solana recorded outflows of approximately $56 million and $2.3 million, respectively. Regionally, U.S. funds accounted for $1.5 billion of inflows, Germany added $28 million, and Switzerland posted $138 million in outflows, the largest Swiss withdrawal since November 2025.

Data from SoSoValue showed nearly $1 billion of net inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs last week, including $663.9 million on Friday alone, the biggest single-day total since mid-January. Wider distribution through wealth management platforms has increased access to ETF shares, market participants said.

Dessislava Ianeva, an analyst at Nexo, said that the activation of Bitcoin ETF access on more wealth management platforms-Morgan Stanley most recently and Goldman Sachs filing one week later-has broadened distribution and is capturing a larger share of available supply. She added that demand is now embedded in the distribution infrastructure and does not require a macro catalyst to continue.

Ianeva also noted that miners produce about 450 BTC per day following the halving, while ETF demand has been absorbing multiples of that daily supply. Over 12 trading days in April, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs received simultaneous inflows of roughly $1.6 billion and $385 million, respectively, at about a four-to-one ratio.

Market participants pointed to improving geopolitical developments and softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data for March as factors supporting risk appetite and liquidity. Bitcoin’s rise to $77,900 broke a roughly two-month trading range and was the highest level since early February.

Analysts cautioned that the rally’s durability could depend on headlines and macro policy moves. Some analysts noted that U.S. tax season and portfolio rebalancing may keep price action rangebound in the near term.