TLDRCrypto funds pulled in $3.2 billion last week, the largest weekly inflow since October 2025.BlackRock’s IBIT led the pack with $928 million, adding to $1.3 billion the week before.Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Hyperliquid, and Dogecoin funds all kept their inflow streaks alive.Crypto funds have averaged $1.3 billion in weekly inflows for four straight weeks.Bitcoin funds saw a brief outflow, pointing to a possible shift toward altcoins.Crypto funds took in $3.2 billion last week. This is the biggest weekly inflow the sector has seen since October 2025.The data comes from The Kobeissi Letter, which tracks fund flows across the crypto market. It shows investors are putting money into both crypto and gold funds at the same time.BlackRock’s IBIT fund led the way. It brought in $928 million last week alone.That follows $1.3 billion the week before. Together, IBIT pulled in more than $2.2 billion over two weeks.Bitcoin was not the only asset getting attention. Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Hyperliquid, and Dogecoin funds also kept their inflow streaks going.Four Weeks of Steady InflowsCrypto funds have now averaged $1.3 billion in weekly inflows for four straight weeks. That is the strongest four-week pace the market has seen in about ten months.The steady pace suggests demand has held up over time. It has not been a single spike.But there is a twist in the data. Money appears to be moving from Bitcoin toward other coins.A Shift From Bitcoin to AltcoinsU.S. Bitcoin funds saw a nine-day inflow streak come to an end. That week, they recorded $202 million in outflows.Even so, Bitcoin funds still pulled in $925 million for the week overall. IBIT alone brought in $938 million during that stretch.Ethereum funds told a different story. They saw $824 million in weekly inflows.An extra $102 million came in on August 28. That extended Ethereum’s inflow streak to 10 sessions in a row.Solana and XRP funds also picked up fresh money during the same period.This pattern has led some analysts to suggest investors are shifting toward altcoins. The move appears to be happening ahead of what traders call the “September effect.”Scott Melker, known online as “The Wolf of All Streets,” commented on the trend. He said, “The bid rotated. It did not reverse.”US Bitcoin ETFs just snapped a 9-day inflow streak.Here's what you need to know:1) US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $202 million in net outflows on Friday, the first red day in 9 sessions2) The same week, those funds still took in $925 million3) BlackRock's IBIT alone took in… pic.twitter.com/kzhxjv4zZx— The Wolf Of All Streets (@scottmelker) August 31, 2026His comment points to a change in where money is going, rather than a drop in overall demand.The latest weekly numbers show crypto funds are still pulling in cash across the board. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Hyperliquid, and Dogecoin funds have all posted inflows in recent weeks.The four-week streak of $1.3 billion in average weekly inflows remains intact as of the most recent data. Whether the rotation from Bitcoin to altcoins continues will depend on flows in the coming weeks.The post Crypto Funds See $3.2 Billion Weekly Inflow, Largest Since 2025 appeared first on Blockonomi.