Cryptocurrency funds have an inflow of R$ 11.6 billion in the best week since October

2026-01-21 01:34:13

Source: PortaldoBitcoin Original Title: Cryptocurrency Funds Have Inflows of R$ 11.6 Billion in Best Week Since October Original Link: Cryptocurrency investment funds recorded inflows of US$ 2.17 billion (R$ 11.6 billion) last week, the largest weekly total since October 10, 2025. Inflows were stronger at the beginning of the week, but sentiment turned negative on Friday (16), with outflows of US$ 378 million (R$ 2 billion) following diplomatic escalation involving Greenland and new threats of additional tariffs.

According to a market analysis report, sentiment was also pressured by indications that Kevin Hassett, one of the leading candidates for the U.S. Federal Reserve presidency and known for his more dovish stance on monetary policy, is likely to remain in his current position.

Regional Performance

Regionally, positive sentiment was widespread, with the U.S. leading, recording inflows of US$ 2.05 billion (R$ 11 billion). Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and the Netherlands followed, with inflows of US$ 63.9 million (R$ 342.8 million), US$ 41.6 million (R$ 223.2 million), US$ 12.3 million (R$ 65.9 million), and US$ 6 million (R$ 32.1 million), respectively.

Brazil moved in the opposite direction, with outflows of US$ 1 million (R$ 5.3 million) during the period.

Bitcoin Leads and XRP Performs Well

Bitcoin led the inflows, with US$ 1.55 billion. Despite proposals that could restrict stablecoins from offering yields, Ethereum and Solana still recorded inflows of US$ 496 million and US$ 45.5 million, respectively.

A wide range of altcoins also showed inflows, highlighted by XRP (US$ 69.5 million), Sui (US$ 5.7 million), LIDO (US$ 3.7 million), and Hedera (US$ 2.6 million).

Largest Asset Managers by Inflow Volume

The product that led the inflows was BlackRock’s iShares, with US$ 1.2 billion in contributions. Following are Grayscale with US$ 257 million, Fidelity with US$ 229 million, and Bitwise with US$ 161 million.

The only product that recorded outflows was Volatility Shares, but with a final result very close to zero in the balance between outflows and inflows.

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