For the fifth week in a row, crypto asset exchange-traded products attracted fresh capital, with cumulative inflows over that span exceeding $4 billion despite a turbulent week that saw a sharp midweek reversal. CoinShares reported net inflows of $117.8 million for the week ended Friday, pushing total assets under management to nearly $155 billion. However, the weekly figure masks significant volatility: from Monday through Thursday, products experienced $619 million in net outflows, only to be rescued by a massive $737 million surge on Friday that flipped the balance positive. Regionally, U.S. flows slowed to about $47.5 million from the previous week’s $1.1 billion, while Germany and Canada contributed $43.8 million and $16 million, respectively. The report noted that only four assets saw meaningful inflows, down from nine previously, indicating a midweek sentiment drop that reversed late. Bitcoin-linked products led with $192.1 million in inflows, primarily via U.S. spot ETFs, while Ethereum products saw $81.6 million in outflows as traders rotated away. CoinShares analysts described the backdrop as fragile but positive, with institutional investors selectively adding Bitcoin exposure while remaining cautious on other assets.