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Bitcoin crypto inflows reach $1.2B fourth week running

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Bitcoin crypto inflows reach $1.2B fourth week running

Digital asset investment products — financial instruments that track cryptocurrency prices — attracted $1.2 billion in net inflows during the week ending 25 April 2026. The data comes from CoinShares, a digital asset management firm that publishes weekly fund flow reports. Total inflows into these products have now reached $4.0 billion in 2026.

"Digital asset investment products saw inflows of US$1.2B, a fourth consecutive positive week.", 27 April 2026. — CoinShares Research Department, Research Team, CoinShares 

Positive inflow streak extends to four weeksThe week of 25 April 2026 marked the fourth straight week of positive inflows into digital asset funds. CoinShares weekly reports for the two preceding periods recorded $1.1 billion and $1.4 billion in net inflows. The four-week streak is confirmed across consecutive CoinShares fund flow publications.

Bitcoin draws the largest share of inflowsBitcoin — the largest cryptocurrency by market value — received $933 million of the $1.2 billion weekly total. Year-to-date Bitcoin inflows reached $4.0 billion as of 25 April 2026.

"Bitcoin saw US$933M of inflows, bringing year-to-date flows to US$4.0B.", 27 April 2026. — CoinShares Research Department, Research Team, CoinShares 

Ethereum tops $190 million for third straight weekEthereum — the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value — recorded $192 million in inflows during the same week. CoinShares identified this as the third consecutive week in which Ethereum-linked products exceeded $190 million in net inflows. "Digital asset investment products saw inflows of US$1.2B, a fourth consecutive positive week.", 27 April 2026. — CoinShares Research Department, Research Team, CoinShares 

Positive inflow streak extends to four weeksThe week of 25 April 2026 marked the fourth straight week of positive inflows into digital asset funds. CoinShares weekly reports for the two preceding periods recorded $1.1 billion and $1.4 billion in net inflows. The four-week streak is confirmed across consecutive CoinShares fund flow publications.

Bitcoin draws the largest share of inflowsBitcoin — the largest cryptocurrency by market value — received $933 million of the $1.2 billion weekly total. Year-to-date Bitcoin inflows reached $4.0 billion as of 25 April 2026.

"Bitcoin saw US$933M of inflows, bringing year-to-date flows to US$4.0B.", 27 April 2026. — CoinShares Research Department, Research Team, CoinShares 

Ethereum tops $190 million for third straight weekEthereum — the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value — recorded $192 million in inflows during the same week. CoinShares identified this as the third consecutive week in which Ethereum-linked products exceeded $190 million in net inflows. Positive inflow streak extends to four weeksThe week of 25 April 2026 marked the fourth straight week of positive inflows into digital asset funds. CoinShares weekly reports for the two preceding periods recorded $1.1 billion and $1.4 billion in net inflows. The four-week streak is confirmed across consecutive CoinShares fund flow publications.

Bitcoin draws the largest share of inflowsBitcoin — the largest cryptocurrency by market value — received $933 million of the $1.2 billion weekly total. Year-to-date Bitcoin inflows reached $4.0 billion as of 25 April 2026.

"Bitcoin saw US$933M of inflows, bringing year-to-date flows to US$4.0B.", 27 April 2026. — CoinShares Research Department, Research Team, CoinShares 

Ethereum tops $190 million for third straight weekEthereum — the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value — recorded $192 million in inflows during the same week. CoinShares identified this as the third consecutive week in which Ethereum-linked products exceeded $190 million in net inflows. The week of 25 April 2026 marked the fourth straight week of positive inflows into digital asset funds. CoinShares weekly reports for the two preceding periods recorded $1.1 billion and $1.4 billion in net inflows. The four-week streak is confirmed across consecutive CoinShares fund flow publications.

Bitcoin draws the largest share of inflowsBitcoin — the largest cryptocurrency by market value — received $933 million of the $1.2 billion weekly total. Year-to-date Bitcoin inflows reached $4.0 billion as of 25 April 2026.

"Bitcoin saw US$933M of inflows, bringing year-to-date flows to US$4.0B.", 27 April 2026. — CoinShares Research Department, Research Team, CoinShares 

Ethereum tops $190 million for third straight weekEthereum — the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value — recorded $192 million in inflows during the same week. CoinShares identified this as the third consecutive week in which Ethereum-linked products exceeded $190 million in net inflows. Bitcoin — the largest cryptocurrency by market value — received $933 million of the $1.2 billion weekly total. Year-to-date Bitcoin inflows reached $4.0 billion as of 25 April 2026.

"Bitcoin saw US$933M of inflows, bringing year-to-date flows to US$4.0B.", 27 April 2026. — CoinShares Research Department, Research Team, CoinShares 

Ethereum tops $190 million for third straight weekEthereum — the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value — recorded $192 million in inflows during the same week. CoinShares identified this as the third consecutive week in which Ethereum-linked products exceeded $190 million in net inflows. "Bitcoin saw US$933M of inflows, bringing year-to-date flows to US$4.0B.", 27 April 2026. — CoinShares Research Department, Research Team, CoinShares 

Ethereum tops $190 million for third straight weekEthereum — the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value — recorded $192 million in inflows during the same week. CoinShares identified this as the third consecutive week in which Ethereum-linked products exceeded $190 million in net inflows. Ethereum tops $190 million for third straight weekEthereum — the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value — recorded $192 million in inflows during the same week. CoinShares identified this as the third consecutive week in which Ethereum-linked products exceeded $190 million in net inflows. Ethereum — the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value — recorded $192 million in inflows during the same week. CoinShares identified this as the third consecutive week in which Ethereum-linked products exceeded $190 million in net inflows. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and involve significant risk. You may lose part or all of your investment. All information on Coinpaprika is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always conduct your own research (DYOR) and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Coinpaprika is not liable for any losses resulting from the use of this information.

Bitcoin crypto inflows reach $1.2B fourth week running