Crypto investment products take in $230M as Solana logs a seventh straight week of inflows

Digital asset investment products attracted $230 million in net inflows in the week ended March 20, 2026, sharply down from $1.06 billion the prior week, CoinShares said in its weekly report. Total assets under management (AUM) across all digital asset investment products stood at $138.02 billion as of March 20. CoinShares attributed the slowdown to markets interpreting the US Federal Reserve's Wednesday meeting as a hawkish pause rather than to geopolitical developments. The first two trading days brought $635 million of inflows, before the FOMC meeting was followed by $405 million of outflows. Year-to-date flows across all products are now $1.405 billion. Bitcoin drove most of the week's inflows, pulling in $219.2 million and lifting its year-to-date total to $1.155 billion. Bitcoin-related AUM reached $109.49 billion. Short Bitcoin products also posted $6 million of inflows. By issuer, iShares led weekly inflows with $257 million, taking year-to-date inflows to $1.148 billion and AUM to $62.97 billion. ProFunds Group recorded $35 million of inflows, and 21Shares AG added $12 million. On the outflow side, Fidelity saw $105 million leave during the week, though its AUM remained $15.62 billion. ARK 21Shares posted $28 million of outflows, Grayscale $26 million, Bitwise $6 million and CoinShares $3 million. Solana extended its inflow streak to seven consecutive weeks, adding $17 million and bringing cumulative inflows to $136 million. SoSoValue data showed SOL spot ETFs had cumulative net inflows of $989.78 million as of the week ended March 20, with total net assets of $874.61 million. Weekly inflows reached $21.10 million, up from $10.70 million the previous week. The seven-week run follows a low point in the week ended February 6, when the category saw $8.92 million of outflows and cumulative inflows stood at $862.01 million. Elsewhere, Chainlink drew $4.6 million in weekly inflows, lifting year-to-date inflows to $40 million and AUM to $134 million. Hyperliquid recorded a $4.5 million inflow, Sui added $1.5 million, while XRP posted a $2.9 million outflow. The 'Other' category took in $8.6 million. Ethereum reversed course, reporting $27.5 million of weekly outflows and ending a three-week inflow streak. Ethereum products now show a $50 million net outflow year-to-date, with AUM at $16.83 billion. Month-to-date flows remained positive at $378.1 million. The prior three weeks saw inflows of $160.82 million, $23.56 million and $174.15 million. Regionally, every market tracked by CoinShares recorded net inflows for the week. The United States led with $153.6 million, bringing month-to-date inflows to $1.85 billion and year-to-date inflows to $638.8 million. US AUM totaled $114.95 billion, the largest by country. Germany posted $30.2 million of inflows after $17.1 million of outflows the previous week; year-to-date inflows in Germany stand at $377 million with AUM at $5.96 billion. Switzerland added $27.5 million, Canada $9.3 million, Australia $1.9 million, Brazil $2.4 million, Hong Kong $1.2 million, and the Netherlands and Sweden $1.1 million each.