Investors put $3.55 billion into crypto funds in the week following the U.S. Federal Reserve’s Sept. 16 rate hike, marking the largest weekly inflow recorded in 2026, according to a CoinShares report cited by Techub News. Bitcoin funds accounted for $2.52 billion of that total, while Ethereum funds brought in $702 million. CoinShares said the return of institutional confidence after policy uncertainty eased was reflected in both the scale and breadth of demand, adding that investors appeared to be “buying the fact” after several cautious weeks. The inflows came after the U.S. Senate rejected the crypto market structure bill known as the CLARITY Act by a 49-50 vote. The report also said U.S. products attracted $3.43 billion, while spot Bitcoin ETFs listed in the United States posted inflows for five straight trading sessions.
Investors allocated $3.55 billion to crypto funds in the week after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced a rate hike on Sept. 16, setting the highest weekly inflow of 2026, according to a CoinShares report cited by Techub News.
CoinShares said Bitcoin funds took in $2.52 billion and Ethereum funds drew $702 million. The asset manager said institutional confidence returned after policy uncertainty cleared, and that the scale and breadth of demand suggested investors had started to “buy the fact” after several weeks of caution.
The inflow wave came after the U.S. Senate rejected the crypto market regulation bill, the CLARITY Act, by a 49-50 vote. The report added that U.S. products attracted $3.43 billion, and U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows for five consecutive trading days.
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