Crypto ETF inflows totaled $1.1 billion last week, marking the strongest weekly performance since early January. U.S. investors accounted for $1.06 billion of those flows, representing 95% of global inflows recorded during that seven-day period. Bitcoin ETFs captured $833.2 million in weekly inflows across crypto exchange-traded products, included within the overall $1.1 billion figure reported for the week by funds.
Bitcoin-focused funds attracted $871 million last week. Bitcoin ETFs captured $833.2 million in weekly inflows across crypto exchange-traded products, a figure reported as part of the week’s overall flows. Ethereum-focused funds drew $196.5 million during the same seven-day period. XRP funds recorded nearly $120 million in inflows the previous week and $19.3 million in inflows last week.
Trading volumes across crypto exchange-traded products rose 13% week-over-week to $21 billion, remaining below the year-to-date average of $31 billion. Year-to-date Bitcoin inflows stand just under $2 billion, representing 83% of the $2.3 billion in total crypto ETP inflows in 2026. Ethereum shows cumulative outflows of $130 million year-to-date.
The figures above summarize the reported weekly and year-to-date flows and trading volume metrics for crypto ETPs. They present the latest quantified movements in Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP investment flows within the period covered here.
Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF registered inflows of nearly $62 million last week. The firm recorded five consecutive weeks of outflows through March that together totalled $4 billion. The weekly inflow and the cumulative outflow figure are reported fund flow metrics for the period referenced. These entries are presented as part of the firm’s recent ETF flow activity.
Morgan Stanley has filed for Ethereum and Solana ETFs. Amy Oldenburg stated that Morgan Stanley plans to explore crypto offerings including a tokenized money market fund and tax-harvesting services for clients. The statement identifies those two product areas as intended areas of exploration by the firm. The filings and the executive statement are included in the reported information on the firm’s crypto-related activities.
The section lists Morgan Stanley’s recent ETF inflow, the prior sequence of outflows through March, the firm’s ETF filings, and the executive comment on potential product offerings. The content is confined to the reported flow amounts, filings, and the cited company statement.
Recent reports show a clear uptick in crypto ETF inflows, marking the strongest weekly performance since early January. Bitcoin-focused products accounted for the largest share of year-to-date crypto ETP inflows, while Ethereum showed net outflows during the period reported. Trading volumes rose compared with the prior week, although overall weekly volumes remained below the year-to-date average.
