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Cryptocurrency funds flowed in US$3.2 billion last week, the largest weekly inflow since October 2025.
BlackRock's IBIT fund led the way with US$928 million, having inflows of US$1.3 billion the previous week.
Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Hyperliquid and Dogecoin funds all maintained continuous inflows.
Cryptocurrency funds have had an average weekly inflow of US$1.3 billion for four consecutive weeks.
Bitcoin funds have experienced a brief outflow, suggesting that funds may be moving to altcoins.
Cryptocurrency funds flowed in US$3.2 billion last week
Cryptocurrency funds attracted US$3.2 billion last week. This is the industry's largest weekly inflow since October 2025.
Data comes from institutions that track the flow of cryptocurrency market funds. Data shows that investors inject funds into both cryptocurrency and gold funds.
BlackRock's IBIT fund led the market, with a weekly inflow of US$928 million last week.
The previous week, the fund had inflows of US$1.3 billion. Within two weeks, IBIT has accumulated more than $2.2 billion.
Bitcoin is not the only asset receiving attention. Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Hyperliquid and Dogecoin funds also maintained continuous inflows.
Four consecutive weeks of steady inflows
Cryptocurrency funds have averaged weekly inflows of US$1.3 billion for four consecutive weeks. This is the strongest four-week inflow pace in the market in about ten months.
This stable rhythm suggests that demand persists, not a single explosive growth.
But there are hidden changes in the data. Money seems to be flowing from Bitcoin to other currencies.
Switching from Bitcoin to Altcoins
The inflow of U.S. Bitcoin funds for nine consecutive days has come to an abrupt end. During the week, they recorded a net outflow of $202 million.
Even so, Bitcoin funds still had an overall inflow of US$925 million during the week. IBIT alone attracted $938 million during this period.
Ethereum Fund shows a different trend. They flowed in $824 million that week.
An additional US$102 million flowed in on August 28, extending Ethereum's consecutive inflow days to 10 trading days.
Solana and XRP funds also received new funding during the same period.
This model has led some analysts to believe that investors are turning to altcoins. The move appears to have occurred before what traders called the "September effect."
Celebrity Scott Melk commented on this trend: "Buying is rotating, not reversing."
His comments pointed out that funds have only changed flows, not a decline in overall demand.
The latest weekly data shows that cryptocurrency funds are still fully absorbing funds. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Hyperliquid and Dogcoin funds have all recorded inflows in recent weeks.
As of the latest data, the four-week average inflow of US$1.3 billion remains. Whether the shift from bitcoin to altcoins continues will depend on inflows in the coming weeks.
