Institutional capital is back! CoinShares: Global crypto funds saw $1.2 billion in inflows last week.

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Ahead of the Fed interest rate decision, institutional capital continues to flow back into the cryptocurrency market. The latest data shows that global cryptocurrency investment products attracted over $1.2 billion last week, marking the fourth consecutive week of net inflows and providing support for market bulls. According to the latest report from CoinShares, global cryptocurrency funds, including exchange-traded products (ETPs), recorded a total net inflow of $1.2 billion last week. Although slightly lower than the $1.4 billion from the previous week, the overall trend of capital inflows remains robust. James Butterfill, Head of Research at CoinShares, stated that even as the market holds its breath for the FOMC meeting scheduled for April 28–29, institutional capital continues to return: This may reflect that institutional demand is heating up against the backdrop of Bitcoin prices reaching their highest level since early February. As reported earlier by Blockcast, Bitcoin broke through the $79,000 mark early Monday morning, hitting a multi-week high, before experiencing profit-taking selling pressure and a slight pullback. At the time of writing, it is fluctuating around $77,800. James Butterfill added: "The market's focus has now fully shifted to the upcoming FOMC decision, which may have exacerbated cautious sentiment in the market." CoinShares stated that the total assets under management (AUM) of global cryptocurrency investment products have climbed to $155.3 billion, the highest since February 1, though still well below the peak of $263 billion in October 2025. Bitcoin remains the top capital magnet, with ETH and SOL also benefiting. Among various asset classes, Bitcoin-related products remain the "primary driver of inflows," attracting $932.5 million in a single week, pushing the total inflows into Bitcoin funds this year past the $4 billion mark. ETH funds were not far behind, attracting $192.4 million in a single week, maintaining net inflows of over $190 million for three consecutive weeks. Additionally, XRP and SOL-related products recorded inflows of $25 million and $31.8 million, respectively. U.S. leaders dominate the battlefield, while Grayscale continues to bleed. In terms of issuer performance, buying pressure is highly concentrated among large U.S. institutions. BlackRock's iShares series took the lead with $952 million in inflows, while ARK Invest and Fidelity saw inflows of $50 million and $36 million, respectively. In contrast, Grayscale, which has long faced selling pressure, saw an outflow of $50 million last week, becoming one of the few issuers to experience capital withdrawals. From a regional distribution perspective, the U.S. market remains the absolute leader, attracting $1.088 billion in a single week. In the European market, German cryptocurrency investment products saw net inflows of $61.7 million, doubling from the previous week. Switzerland, after losing $138 million the previous week, quickly recovered with $35.2 million in capital inflows. Additionally, Canadian cryptocurrency funds received $15.5 million in net inflows.

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