Crypto Funds Just Had Their Biggest Week of 2026 - After a Rate Hike $BTC was the main destination as digital-asset funds attracted $3.55B in one week, the strongest weekly inflow of 2026. The timing stands out: the Federal Reserve had just raised its benchmark rate by 25 bps to 3.75%–4.00%, normally a tougher backdrop for non-yielding assets. The capital did not arrive evenly. Bitcoin funds took $2.52B, Ethereum added $702M, Solana $193M and XRP $92.3M. U.S. products accounted for $3.43B of the total, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded inflows on all five trading days. The interesting part is why the rate hike did not stop the buying. CoinShares’ interpretation is that the decision removed a major source of uncertainty after weeks of caution. In other words, investors may have reacted less to the higher rate itself and more to finally knowing what the Fed had decided. That leaves a useful contrast: Rates went up. Uncertainty went down. Crypto fund demand accelerated. Bitcoin is now trading near $84.2K, while the 10-year Treasury yield sits around 5.28%. If those yields remain high, the next institutional flow data will show whether last week was simply a post-Fed reset or the start of a more durable allocation trend. #BTC Price Analysis# #BTC #Ad #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#