- Crypto investment products have seen six consecutive weeks of inflows, the longest streak since April-July 2025, totaling $4.9 billion.
- Inflows surged to $858 million last week, driven by improved U.S. regulatory sentiment and Bitcoin breaking above $80,000.
- While Bitcoin led with $706 million in inflows, short-Bitcoin ETPs saw their largest weekly outflow of the year at $14 million.
- Late-week profit-taking resulted in significant outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, reducing net weekly inflows to around $623 million.
- Total assets under management for crypto ETPs surpassed $160 billion, reaching their highest level since February.
Global cryptocurrency investment products recorded a sixth straight week of inflows last week, according to CoinShares, marking their longest streak since April to July 2025 and bringing total year-to-date flows to $4.9 billion. This positive momentum, supported by improving sentiment around U.S. crypto legislation, helped push Bitcoin above $80,000 and lift total assets under management past $160 billion, the highest since February.
Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) posted around $858 million in inflows, sharply up from $118 million the previous week. CoinShares head of research James Butterfill said the gains were likely supported by developments around the U.S. CLARITY Act, referring to a final compromise proposal on stablecoin yields released May 1.
Bitcoin investment products led with $706 million in inflows last week. Consequently, short-Bitcoin ETPs saw their largest weekly outflow of the year at $14 million, suggesting investors are pulling back from bearish bets.
Ether ETFs saw $77 million in inflows, reversing the previous week’s outflows. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP also posted notable gains with inflows of about $48 million and $40 million, respectively.
However, last week’s inflows came despite significant late-week selling as Bitcoin briefly dipped below $80,000. On Thursday and Friday, U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $423 million in outflows, reducing net weekly inflows to about $623 million.
CryptoQuant pointed to realized profits totaling 14,600 BTC, or $1.1 billion, on Monday, the largest single-day profit-taking since December 10. Laser Digital‘s derivatives trading desk stated, “The rally started to stall from the middle of the week as investors quickly took profit on their positions.”
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