Crypto Fund Net Inflows Hit Highest in Five Weeks Since October 2025
nashnova research
Crypto funds posted their largest five-week net inflow since October 2025, pushing cumulative inflows to $101 billion and signaling a clear re-acceleration after months of stalling.
What happened in these five weeks?
Bank of America data show crypto fund net inflows over the past five weeks were the largest single five-week stretch since October 2025.
Cumulative inflows rose to $101 billion, breaking above the prior high.
This means → after a period of flat-to-declining flows, capital is rotating back into crypto as an allocation target.
How did $101 billion accumulate?
Throughout 2023, cumulative crypto fund inflows stayed near the floor — market appetite was minimal.
The pace picked up in 2024, rising from roughly $10 billion to over $20 billion across the year.
2025 saw a further surge: inflows climbed to about $60 billion mid-year, then pushed toward the $100 billion mark by year-end.
In plain terms = in three years, the flow profile shifted from "tentative positioning" to "normalized nine-figure inflows."
What does the rebound tell us?
Early 2026 saw cumulative inflows oscillate around $100 billion, even dipping from the peak.
The latest reading of $101 billion confirms a fresh breakout above the old high — the pause is over.
This reflects that crypto's appeal as an asset class has not faded with the short-term pullback; allocation momentum is strengthening again.
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