Institutional Investors Pour $1,200,000,000 Into Bitcoin and Crypto Assets in One Week: CoinShares
Institutional investors just bought an overall total of $1.2 billion in Bitcoin and crypto assets in one week, according to a new update from CoinShares.
The inflows mark the fourth consecutive positive week for digital asset investment products.
Bitcoin dominated the buying with $933 million in new capital. This brings Bitcoin’s year-to-date inflows to $4.0 billion. Ethereum added $192 million, marking its third consecutive week of inflows above $190 million. Short-Bitcoin products drew another $16.5 million.
The United States led regional flows with $1.1 billion and Germany recorded $61.7 million, more than double the prior week.
Switzerland reversed the previous week’s $138 million outflow with $35.2 million in inflows, while Canada saw $15 million enter its products.
Total assets under management climbed to $155 billion, which is the highest level since February 1st, although it remains below the October 2025 peak of $263 billion.
CoinShares noted the inflows reflect improving institutional demand amid Bitcoin trading at its highest levels since early February ahead of this week’s FOMC decision.
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