Digital asset investment products recorded $3.55 billion in weekly inflows, the strongest total of 2026, as institutional demand returned after a period of weak sentiment and volatile prices. Bitcoin dominated with approximately $2.52 billion, or more than two-thirds of the total, followed by Ethereum at $702 million, Solana at $193 million and XRP at $92.3 million. Assets under management across the products reached about $173 billion. The flows included exchange-traded funds (ETFs), trusts and other regulated vehicles that give institutions crypto exposure without directly managing wallets, private keys or exchange accounts. Ethereum's inflows marked a recovery after weaker periods, while Solana and XRP showed broader demand beyond the two largest assets. Lower valuations, improved sentiment, easier ETF access and regulatory progress may have supported the rebound, although interest rates, volatility, regulation, macroeconomic shocks and renewed redemptions could weaken it. The latest flows improve the short-term outlook, but several consecutive weeks of inflows would provide stronger evidence that institutional demand is returning.