Institutional interest in digital asset investment products has led to an $882 million influx in crypto inflows worldwide, marking the fourth consecutive week of growth. Year-to-date inflows stand at $6.7 billion, nearing the $7.3 billion peak from February.

CoinShares’ report highlights Bitcoin's dominance, with $867 million in inflows, attributed to its role as a macro hedge. Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US have accumulated $62.9 billion in inflows since launching in January 2024.

Among altcoins, Sui notably recorded $11.7 million in inflows, surpassing Solana. The rise in crypto prices and investments is tied to macroeconomic trends, including increased money supply and stagflationary risks in the US.

Keen analysts emphasize Bitcoin’s price correlation with the global M2 money supply, advocating its potential as a macro-responsive asset. Institutional views see Bitcoin as a hedge against financial volatility, supported by notable validations like Standard Chartered recognizing Bitcoin's hedge against Treasury market volatility.