Digital asset investment products recorded a third consecutive week of net inflows, attracting $1.06 billion for the week ending March 13, 2026, according to CoinShares' weekly fund flow report. This brings the total inflows over the three-week period to $2.7 billion, pushing year-to-date net inflows to approximately $1.2 billion. The sustained inflows occurred despite ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with total assets under management (AUM) across digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) rising 9.4% to $140 billion.
Bitcoin (BTC) dominated the weekly flows, accounting for 75% or $793.4 million of the total. This contributed to a three-week inflow total of $2.2 billion, nearing the $3 billion in outflows recorded over a five-week period earlier. Bitcoin's AUM now stands at $111.3 billion, with year-to-date inflows reaching $933 million.
Ethereum (ETH) led all single assets with its strongest weekly performance in recent months, attracting $315.3 million. CoinShares attributed the surge partly to the launch of new staking ETF listings in the United States. Despite the strong week, Ethereum products remain in negative territory for the year, with net outflows of $23 million year-to-date. Ethereum's total AUM in tracked products is $16.7 billion.
Among other assets, Solana (SOL) products posted $9.1 million in weekly inflows, marking positive flows in five of the past six weeks. In contrast, XRP was the clear underperformer, recording $76.1 million in outflows for its second consecutive week of negative flows. XRP's monthly outflows reached $133 million, and weekly traded volume in its spot ETFs dropped sharply to $56.99 million from $219.11 million the prior week.
Regionally, the United States was the dominant force, accounting for $1.02 billion or approximately 96% of all global inflows. This included spot Bitcoin ETFs posting their first five-day inflow streak of 2026. Hong Kong saw its largest single-week inflow since August 2025 at $23.1 million, while Germany recorded its first weekly outflow of 2026 at $17.1 million.
CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill noted the data highlights Bitcoin's "resilience during geopolitical stress" and reinforces its role "as a relative safe haven," suggesting institutional investors are favoring Bitcoin over higher-beta altcoins during periods of uncertainty.
