Ethereum leads with $315M as crypto funds gain $1.06B for the week

Ethereum led crypto fund inflows last week with $315.3 million entering ETH-linked products, its strongest weekly performance in recent months.

The figures come from CoinShares’ weekly digital asset fund flow report, which tracked $1.06 billion in total inflows across all products for the week ending March 13, 2026. The week was the third consecutive period of net positive flows into digital asset investment products.

CoinShares noted the inflows occurred amid geopolitical disruption. Since the onset of the Iran crisis, total assets under management across digital asset ETPs have risen 9.4% to $140 billion.

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The report showed that Ethereum had the biggest weekly inflow of any single asset, at $315.3 million. CoinShares said that the launch of new staking ETF listings in the US was partly responsible for the move.

Ethereum has brought in $405.4 million so far this month, which means that so far this year, it has lost $23 million, even though the year started off badly. The total amount of Ethereum AUM in tracked products was $16.7 billion.

Bitcoin made up 75% of all weekly inflows, or $793.4 million, bringing its three-week inflow total to $2.2 billion.

The report said that this run is getting close to the last five-week period of outflows, which totaled $3 billion. Bitcoin’s total assets under management (AUM) reached $111.3 billion. There were $1.33 billion in new investments this month and $933 million in new investments this year.

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Among fund providers, iShares recorded the largest weekly inflows at $790 million, pushing its year-to-date total to $891 million and AUM to $63.7 billion. Fidelity added $247 million for the week, a positive result despite sitting at a year-to-date outflow of $1.17 billion and month-to-date outflow of $112 million. Its total AUM stands at $15.97 billion.

Bitwise recorded $25 million in weekly inflows, with $242 million year-to-date and AUM of $6.08 billion. Grayscale posted a small outflow of $8 million for the week, bringing its year-to-date position to a net outflow of $313 million. However, its AUM remains at $19.6 billion.

ProFunds Group shed $41 million on the week. ARK 21Shares recorded zero net flows, while 21Shares AG and CoinShares posted minor outflows of $1 million and $13 million, respectively.

XRP records second straight week of outflows

XRP was the clearest underperformer of the week, recording $76.1 million in outflows. It was also its second consecutive week of net negative flows following $4.09 million in outflows the prior week.

Month-to-date, XRP products have now shed $133 million. XRP’s total AUM fell to $2.4 billion, with cumulative net inflows standing at $1.21 billion according to SoSoValue data. Weekly traded volume in XRP spot ETFs dropped to $56.99 million from $219.11 million the week before.

Solana products posted $9.1 million in weekly inflows. This is a continuation of the run of positive weeks that has pushed year-to-date flows to $181 million and total AUM to $2.37 billion.

Weekly SOL spot ETF inflows of $10.7 million were lower than the $24.05 million recorded the prior week. However, the asset has now logged positive flows in five of the past six weeks.

Sui saw $3.1 million on the week with $48 million year-to-date. Chainlink added $2.7 million. Multi-asset products saw $2.5 million in inflows for the week.

US dominates regional flows as Hong Kong sees August high

The United States accounted for $1.02 billion of the week’s total inflows, or approximately 96% of all flows recorded globally. Canada was the second largest contributor with $19.4 million, followed by Hong Kong at $23.1 million. This was the largest single-week inflow from the region since August 2025.

Switzerland added $10.4 million. Germany was the notable exception, recording outflows of $17.1 million, the first weekly outflow from German-listed products so far in 2026. Sweden posted a small outflow of $0.5 million.

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