Crypto investment products have bounced back strongly, recording $1 billion in inflows last week after shedding nearly $4 billion over the previous five weeks. The turnaround marks the first weekly inflow since January and signals renewed investor interest following a prolonged period of selling pressure.

According to data from CoinShares, crypto exchange-traded products attracted significant capital, led primarily by Bitcoin-focused funds. The recovery comes even as total assets under management slipped, reflecting the impact of recent price movements.

Bitcoin Leads the Recovery

Bitcoin investment products accounted for the bulk of last week’s inflows. Funds tied to Bitcoin drew in $882 million globally, underscoring the asset’s continued dominance within the crypto investment landscape.

In the United States, spot Bitcoin ETFs were the primary driver of the rebound. These products pulled in $787.3 million, reversing a five-week outflow streak that had drained more than $3.8 billion. The renewed buying suggests that investors may be viewing recent price weakness as an opportunity rather than a risk.

James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, noted that it is difficult to attribute the shift in sentiment to a single factor. He pointed to a mix of technical and behavioral elements, including prior price declines, breaks below key chart levels and accumulation by large holders. Client conversations, he added, have recently centered more on identifying entry points than on trimming exposure.

Despite the positive week, Bitcoin ETPs remain in negative territory for the year, with net outflows of $408 million so far.

Ether and Solana Attract Fresh Capital

Bitcoin was not the only beneficiary of renewed interest. Ether funds recorded inflows of approximately $117 million, marking their strongest weekly performance since January. While this suggests improving sentiment toward the second-largest cryptocurrency, Ether ETPs are still showing net year-to-date outflows of $430 million.

Solana products also posted notable gains, attracting about $54 million during the week. In contrast to Bitcoin and Ether, Solana ETPs have performed well over the year, with total inflows reaching $156 million so far.

Other altcoins saw more modest activity. Chainlink funds added $3.4 million, while XRP products brought in $2 million. XRP ETPs have also held up relatively well in 2026, with year-to-date inflows totaling $153 million.

United States Drives Regional Flows

On a regional basis, the United States accounted for the majority of last week’s inflows, contributing $957 million. This dominance reflects the growing influence of US-listed spot ETFs in shaping global crypto investment trends.

Outside the US, Canada saw inflows of $34 million, Germany recorded $32.7 million and Switzerland attracted $28 million. While smaller in scale, these figures indicate that positive sentiment was not confined to a single market.

The coordinated rebound across regions suggests a broader shift in investor positioning rather than isolated local factors.

Assets Under Management Edge Lower

Even with the fresh capital entering the market, total assets under management in crypto ETPs declined to $127.7 billion from $130.4 billion the previous week. The drop reflects price movements that offset part of the inflows.

Similarly, net assets in Bitcoin ETFs fell to $83.4 billion from $85.3 billion a week earlier. This highlights how volatility continues to influence overall fund balances, even during weeks of strong inflows.

The latest data paints a mixed but improving picture for crypto investment products. While the five-week slump has been halted and investor appetite appears to be returning, year-to-date figures for major assets like Bitcoin and Ether remain under pressure. Whether this rebound marks the start of a sustained recovery will likely depend on broader market conditions and price stability in the weeks ahead.