- Digital asset investment products recorded $224 million in inflows every week.
- XRP had the largest inflows of all assets, at 119.6 million, the highest since mid-December 2025.
- Bitcoin added $107.3 million, while short-Bitcoin products drew $16 million.
Digital asset investment products posted $224 million in weekly inflows, according to CoinShares’ latest Volume 280. The recovery stayed modest, and momentum weakened later in the week as stronger retail sales data, firmer hawkish expectations, and mixed geopolitical signals weighed on sentiment.
The latest figures show a clear split across major assets. XRP led weekly inflows by a wide margin. Bitcoin also attracted fresh capital. However, Ethereum remained under pressure, extending its outflow streak.
XRP Leads Weekly Flows While Ethereum Lags
XRP drew $119.6 million in weekly inflows, the strongest reading among all tracked assets and its best weekly result since mid-December 2025. That lifted XRP’s year-to-date inflows to $159 million, equal to about 7% of assets under management in XRP-linked products.
Bitcoin followed with $107.3 million in weekly inflows. Even so, the monthly picture stayed softer, with Bitcoin still showing $145 million in month-to-date outflows. CoinShares also recorded $16 million flowing into short-Bitcoin products, the biggest weekly inflow for that category since mid-November 2025. That split shows Bitcoin sentiment remains divided.
Ethereum moved the other way. CoinShares recorded $52.8 million in weekly outflows for ETH products and $89.1 million in month-to-date outflows. Year-to-date flows for Ethereum are now negative $327 million, leaving it as the weakest major asset in the latest report.
Switzerland Drives Activity as US Flows Stay Softer
Country-level data shows Switzerland leading all regions with $157.5 million in weekly inflows. Germany followed with $27.7 million, and Canada added $11.2 million. The United States brought in $27.5 million, placing it behind Switzerland and only narrowly ahead of Germany.
That geographic split stands out. The US often drives the largest weekly changes in digital asset fund flows, but this time, Europe carried the bulk of the recovery. Month-to-date data in the US remained weak at negative $240.2 million, although year-to-date flows still stood at $221.2 million.
Provider-level figures also showed mixed behavior. CoinShares itself recorded $124 million in weekly inflows, ARK 21Shares added $39 million, and ProFunds Group brought in $28 million. By contrast, iShares lost $15 million, while Fidelity lost $23 million.
Bitcoin Stays Mixed as Solana Adds Support
Outside XRP and Bitcoin, Solana posted another solid week with $34.9 million in inflows and $220 million in year-to-date flows. CoinShares notes that Solana’s steady inflow trend this year now represents about 10% of assets under management.
Multi-asset products added $1.8 million, while Chainlink posted a small inflow of $0.1 million. Other categories remained muted. Total assets under management across digital asset investment products stood at $131.764 billion as of April 3, 2026.
The broader weekly bar chart shows why CoinShares described the latest move as only a modest recovery. Recent inflows are positive, but they remain far below the much larger weekly surges recorded in late 2025. The market is stabilizing, although it is not yet showing the same conviction seen during the strongest accumulation phases
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