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Capital Inflow into Crypto Funds Reaches Yearly High, According to CoinShares, 2026/04/14 16:16:25
The influx of capital into investment products linked to cryptocurrency price fluctuations reached a year-to-date high of $1.1 billion from April 6 to April 10. Analysts from CoinShares attributed this increase to negotiations between the United States and Iran, along with softer-than-expected American consumer spending statistics and the consumer price index.
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Positive sentiment was predominantly observed in the United States, as noted by CoinShares specialists: out of the total amount of funds raised, $1.06 billion, or 95% of the weekly figure, came from the U.S. Other major countries reported more modest results: Germany recorded an inflow of $34.6 million, Canada saw $7.8 million, and Switzerland had $6.9 million.
Funds linked to Bitcoin’s price attracted $871 million. The total influx of capital since the beginning of the year approached $2 billion, according to experts. Financial institutions that allow short positions on the leading cryptocurrency gathered $20.2 million, marking the highest weekly capital influx since November 2024.
Inflows into Ethereum-based instruments totaled $196.5 million, but they remain in a net outflow position since the start of the year, analysts clarified. XRP funds received $19.3 million, while Solana funds experienced an outflow of $2.5 million.
Weekly trading volume increased by 13% to $21 billion. However, it remains significantly below the average figure since the beginning of the year, which was $31 billion. The total volume of cryptocurrency assets under management has recovered to levels not seen since early February, CoinShares analysts noted.
On April 9, one of the largest American banks, Morgan Stanley, launched its spot exchange-traded fund MSBT, which is linked to Bitcoin’s price. On its first trading day on the NYSE Arca, the fund attracted approximately $32 million. The trading volume exceeded 1.6 million shares, marking one of the best performances among all Bitcoin ETFs.
