Les fonds cryptographiques basés aux États-Unis ont enregistré 1 milliard de dollars d'afflux hebdomadaires, prolongeant ainsi une série de résultats positifs pour la troisième semaine consécutive, selon CoinShares

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Crypto investment products issued by asset managers, including BlackRock, Fidelity, and Bitwise, attracted $1.06 billion in inflows last week, extending a three-week run of positive flows and signaling steady institutional demand for digital assets despite turmoil in the Middle East, according to new data from CoinShares.

Regionally, the vast majority of capital came from funds based in the United States, which accounted for roughly 96% of total inflows.

Canada followed with $19.4 million, while funds in Switzerland attracted $10.4 million. Hong Kong recorded $23.1 million in inflows — its largest weekly total since August 2025 — while Germany's crypto investment products posted outflows of $17.1 million, the first weekly decline recorded there this year.

The latest inflows bring the three-week tally to $2.2 billion, closing much of the gap created during a prior five-week stretch of outflows that reached over $3 billion.

Additionally, the renewed demand has pushed total assets under management across crypto investment products to about $140 billion, a 9.4% increase since geopolitical tensions linked to the Iran crisis began to weigh on broader markets in late February.

Bitcoin funds top inflows again

James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, said last week’s inflows highlight how investors have increasingly viewed bitcoin as a relative safe haven during periods of market stress.

Indeed, Bitcoin-based funds accounted for the bulk of the activity, pulling in $793 million, about three-quarters of the weekly total.

Funds tracking Ethereum prices also drew significant demand, adding $315 million in inflows. CoinShares said interest was partly driven by the debut of new U.S. staking ETF listings, including BlackRock's iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHB), leaving Ethereum funds close to a net neutral position for the year to date.

Separate data tracking U.S. spot crypto ETFs, in particular, points to a similar pattern of sustained demand. Between March 9 and March 13, spot funds tied to Bitcoin recorded $767 million in net inflows, while spot Ethereum ETFs drew $161 million. Spot funds tied to Solana added $10.7 million over the same period, while spot XRP ETFs logged $28.1 million in net outflows.

Other segments of the global market showed more mixed positioning. Short-bitcoin investment products recorded $8.1 million in inflows, suggesting some investors are still hedging against potential downside moves. Meanwhile, funds tied to XRP moved in reverse, with $76 million in outflows for the second consecutive week.

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