Bitcoin Leads Weekly Crypto Fund Inflows With $2.52B as XRP and Solana Also Draw Interest

Bitcoin pulled back after briefly topping $87,000, with selling emerging around $82,000. The price has since moved sideways near $83,000, keeping the $82,000 level in focus as key near-term support. CoinShares' latest weekly report showed a sharp rebound in crypto investment product demand. Global inflows reached $3.55 billion last week, the largest weekly total recorded this year, following two weeks of largely muted activity as investors adjusted to shifting macro conditions. Bitcoin dominated fund allocations, attracting $2.52 billion in inflows. Ethereum followed with $702 million. Among other major tokens, Solana drew $193 million and XRP added $92.3 million. CoinShares said easing uncertainty around U.S. monetary policy helped underpin the recovery, pointing to broad-based demand as a sign that institutional confidence has improved after a policy decision removed a key source of uncertainty. The pattern also aligns with a "buying the truth" dynamic, where capital steps in once an anticipated event materializes after a period of caution. By region, the United States led with $3.43 billion of inflows. Germany was next with $73.9 million, followed by Canada at $21.8 million and Switzerland at $20.9 million. This content is not investment advice.