Digital asset funds recorded $117.8 million in net inflows last week, snapping a stretch of negative sentiment as a late-week market rally reversed earlier outflows. Bitcoin took the lion's share — $192.1 million — making it the dominant driver of the turnaround. The data, from a period that saw both panic and a sharp recovery, suggests money managers are cautiously stepping back in.
Bitcoin dominates
Of the $117.8 million total, Bitcoin alone brought in $192.1 million. Other digital assets saw net outflows that pulled the headline number down, but BTC's sheer volume overwhelmed the red. The gap between Bitcoin and the rest of the market widened, reinforcing its role as the primary vehicle for institutional and fund-level exposure this month.
Volatile week, strong finish
The week wasn't a straight line up. Mid-week outflows dragged the tally into negative territory before the late surge flipped it. That rebound came fast — mostly in the final two trading days — and erased the earlier damage. The speed of the reversal caught some traders off guard, but the end result is a net positive inflow for the first time in weeks.
What the numbers show
A single week of inflows doesn't make a trend, but it breaks a pattern. After several weeks of outflows, the fact that buyers stepped in during a late-week rally signals a sentiment shift — at least for now. The question is whether this week's trading will hold the line or if the volatility returns.
