TLDR
Crypto ETPs saw about $864 million net inflows last week, per the latest global fund flows summary (CoinShares weekly update).
- Regional split: US $796 million, Germany $68.6 million, Canada $26.8 million.
- Asset split: Bitcoin $522 million, Ethereum $338 million, Solana $65 million, XRP $47 million.
- Trend: three consecutive weekly inflows; prior weeks were ~$716 million and ~$1.0 billion (report above).
Deep Dive
1. Weekly Total
Global crypto ETP net inflows were about $864 million last week. This comes after a volatile November and marks continued recovery in regulated fund demand for digital assets (CoinShares weekly update).
Institutional capital is returning to regulated crypto products, supporting market stability versus Novembers outflows.
2. Regional Split
Most of last weeks inflows came from the US ($796 million), with additional contributions from Germany ($68.6 million) and Canada ($26.8 million) (CoinShares weekly update). Switzerland saw weekly outflows (~$41.4 million) but remains net positive year to date.
The US remains the primary driver of ETP flows, while Europe and Canada provide supportive, smaller flows.
3. Asset Split and Trend
By asset, Bitcoin products took $522 million, Ethereum $338 million, Solana $65 million, and XRP $47 million last week (CoinShares weekly update). For context within the US, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded weekly net inflows of about $286.6 million, and spot Ethereum ETFs $208.9 million over the same period (market recap). The broader trend shows three straight weeks of inflows (~$1.0 billion, then $716 million, then $864 million) and a two?week rebound totaling $1.7 billion after prior outflows (CoinShares context).
Flows favor large caps (BTC, ETH) with selective altcoin demand (SOL, XRP). A multi?week inflow streak suggests improving sentiment and allocation stability.
Conclusion
Net inflows into crypto ETPs have turned decisively positive in recent weeks, led by US demand and concentrated in Bitcoin and Ethereum products. This supports the view that institutional allocation is stabilizing after Novembers drawdowns, which could underpin liquidity and dampen volatility while catalysts and macro conditions evolve.
