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The crypto market is gaining momentum with institutional inflows breaking last month’s resistance. Fund flows to crypto ETPs mark the sixth consecutive week of inflows after a daunting spell in February. Bitcoin (BTC) sparked broader gains, moving above $81,000, while altcoins strengthened over the last 14 days.
Bitcoin Products Marks $706M, Price Hits $81K
CoinShares Weekly Fund Flows report shows sustained growth from crypto assets as bulls look to turn the tide after a disappointing start to the year. Sentiments spiked mid-week after the release of the compromise text for the CLARITY Act.
Following fierce pushback from large banks, talk of a possible increase in stablecoin yields has driven the jump. As expected, Bitcoin led crypto assets with $706.1 million inflows, boosting monthly numbers to $1.34 billion.
The last two weeks have been bullish for the Martha leader, poised to return to Q4 2025 levels. Although far off the mark, year-to-date funds are up to $4.9 billions while total assets under management (AUM) sit slightly below $130 billion.
Bitcoin’s price is now at its highest level since February, with bulls projecting further recovery amid rising institutional capital. These funds spiked the market to an all-time high last year in a phase characterized by diversified corporate treasuries.
 
Traders are now incentivized to hold longer, and experts are forecasting a break of resistance levels. Last week, whales picked up large amounts of assets, flipping exchange reserve metrics. On the other hand, altcoins also bagged institutional capital off Bitcoin’s recovery.
Ethereum products clinched $77 million, driving year-to-date flows above $387 million. The asset has remained stable in recent weeks after reclaiming the $2,300 mark. XRP gained $39.6 million, a conservative increase compared to bull peaks.
“Regionally, the US dominated with US$776.6m of inflows, a sharp recovery from US$47.5m the prior week. Germany saw US$50.6m, marginally above last week, while Switzerland recorded US$21.1m and the Netherlands US$5.0m, suggesting a broader-based European bid alongside the US recovery,” the report added.
CoinShares researchers linked this data to possible advancement in crypto market regulations. This also backs wider analyst projections of positive rules leading to the next bull phase. Over the last two years, crypto regulations have taken shape across the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.