Digital asset inflows hit $1.2B for fourth straight week — CoinShares

Total AuM for digital asset investment products climbed to $155 billion last week after $1.2 billion in net inflows, marking a fourth consecutive week of gains according to CoinShares data. Bitcoin captured the lion's share at $933 million, while Ethereum pulled in $192 million — its third straight week above that threshold, a streak that signals sustained institutional conviction rather than episodic rotation.

U.S.-domiciled products drove the bulk of the flow, consistent with the pattern seen since spot ETF approvals reshaped the access landscape. Blockchain equity ETFs also stood out, accumulating $617 million over the past three weeks — a sign that broader crypto-adjacent exposure is drawing capital alongside direct token products.

Four weeks of uninterrupted inflows without a net-negative reversal points to structural demand, not just momentum chasing. The combination of <a class="ticker-mention" href="/en-US/token/btc">BTC</a> and…