Crypto Funds Add $230M as Solana Continues Strong Inflow Streak

Key Insights

• Crypto fund inflows slowed to $230 million for the week ending March 20.
• Solana extended its winning run to seven consecutive weeks with $17 million added.
• Ethereum reversed course with $27.5 million in outflows.

Crypto fund inflows fell to $230 million for the week ending March 20, 2026, a sharp slowdown from the prior week’s $1.06 billion, according to CoinShares’ weekly report.

According to data as of March 20, the week’s figures show that total assets under management across all digital asset investment products amount to $138.02 billion. CoinShares revealed that the slowdown was a result of the interpretation of the US Federal Reserve’s Wednesday meeting as a hawkish pause, as opposed to geopolitical factors.

The first two trading days produced $635 million in inflows before the FOMC meeting triggered $405 million in outflows. Year-to-date flows across all products now stand at $1.405 billion.

Crypto Fund Inflows Led by Bitcoin

The majority of the week’s positive flows were driven by Bitcoin with $219.2 million in net inflows. This brings its year-to-date total to $1.155 billion and its total AUM to $109.49 billion. In addition to this, Short Bitcoin products also experienced inflows totaling $6 million.

In terms of providers, iShares had the highest inflows for the week with $257 million. Its year-to-date total is now $1.148 billion, with AUM at $62.97 billion. ProFunds Group had inflows of $35 million, while 21Shares AG had inflows of $12 million.

For outflows, Fidelity recorded $105 million in outflows for the week. However, its total AUM is still sitting at $15.62 billion. In addition, ARK 21Shares recorded an outflow of $28 million, while Grayscale recorded an outflow of $26 million. Bitwise had an outflow of $6 million, while CoinShares had an outflow of $3 million.

Solana Records Seventh Straight Week of Inflows

Solana has recorded its seventh straight week of inflows, totaling $17 million. This brings its cumulative inflows to $136 million.

Value data from SoSoValue also shows the same trend. SOL spot ETF has seen a cumulative total net inflows of $989.78 million as of the week ending March 20. The total net assets have come in at $874.61 million. The weekly inflows have come in at $21.10 million, up from $10.70 million the prior week.

Its seven-week streak of inflows comes from a low of $862.01 million as of the week ending February 6. This was the week with the lowest inflows in recent history, with $8.92 million flowing out from the category.

Chainlink has seen $4.6 million in weekly inflows, bringing year-to-date inflows to $40 million and AUM to $134 million. Hyperliquid has seen a $4.5 million inflow, while Sui has seen $1.5 million inflow, with XRP seeing a $2.9 million outflow, and the Other category bagged $8.6 million inflow.

Ethereum Ends Three-Week Run with $27.5M Outflow

Ethereum has reported a weekly outflow of $27.5 million. This comes as the asset ends three consecutive weeks of inflow. Year-to-date, Ethereum’s product has reported a net outflow of $50 million. The total assets under management are at $16.83 billion. Month-to-date flows are still positive at $378.1 million.

The outflow in Ethereum follows the general trend seen throughout the week. The inflows into Ethereum over the past three weeks were $160.82 million, $23.56 million, and $174.15 million.

Regional Flows: US Leads the Pack as Germany Reports Positive Inflows

All regional exchanges reported net inflows in the week. The week’s largest inflow was seen in the United States at $153.6 million. This now brings the month-to-date total to $1.85 billion and the year-to-date total to $638.8 million. The US has $114.95 billion in AUM, the largest amount held by any country.

Germany reported $30.2 million in inflows in the week. This follows a $17.1 million outflow in the previous week. The year-to-date total in Germany is $377 million with $5.96 billion in AUM. Switzerland reported $27.5 million in inflows in the week.

Canada reported $9.3 million in inflows. Australia reported $1.9 million. Brazil reported $2.4 million. Hong Kong reported $1.2 million. Netherlands reported $1.1 million. Sweden reported $1.1 million.

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