Crypto inflows surged to $882 million as Bitcoin ETFs set new records, boosting year-to-date inflows to $6.7 billion.
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Crypto funds see $880M inflows, with Bitcoin leading the charge, highlighting ongoing investor interest.
Crypto products see $882M weekly inflows with Bitcoin leading the charge; Sui surpasses Solana.
Crypto asset investment products see $882 million in weekly inflows, marking the fourth week of gains and highlighting Bitcoin ETFs' influence.
Digital asset funds experienced significant inflows for the fourth week in a row, reaching $882 million last week, according to CoinShares. This has boosted the year-to-date inflows to $6.7 billion.
Institutional investors have fueled a $882 million surge in crypto inflows, driven by macroeconomic factors and Bitcoin's hedge potential amid economic uncertainty.
CoinShares' new report reveals a $6 million inflow into cryptocurrency funds, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and SUI. An altcoin makes a significant move.
Bitcoin ETFs led crypto fund inflows last week, reports CoinShares.
US crypto ETFs reached a new record amid a four-week inflow streak, with $6.3 billion in inflows, according to CoinShares. Bitcoin led with $867 million last week.
Bitcoin dominates a surge in crypto investments, drawing $867 million of the $882 million+ influx.
Crypto investment products see $882 million in weekly inflows, with Bitcoin leading the surge.
Digital asset investments see $5.5 billion inflow over three weeks, with Bitcoin leading the charge.
Institutional interest in cryptocurrencies is growing as Bitcoin surpasses $97,000, while a surprise altcoin draws attention.
Crypto inflows have sustained their positive momentum, reaching $2 billion last week despite economic concerns like Trump's tariffs. With Bitcoin leading, this marks the third consecutive week of encouraging inflows alongside rising investor optimism driven by macroeconomic factors.
Crypto funds saw $2 billion in inflows last week, reaching a three-week total of $5.5B. Bitcoin remains the dominant asset with BlackRock leading the inflows, while other issuers experience outflows.
SUI has surpassed Solana in institutional inflows, raising questions about its rise as a new contender. Despite both experiencing recent declines, SUI's rise and technology are attracting interest, sparking debate on whether it's a temporary trend or a long-term shift.
Bitcoin inflows surge to $3.2 billion, hinting at a potential breakout to $106,000, as whales accumulate and on-chain metrics remain positive.
Ethereum's price is poised to break $2,000 due to strong institutional demand and robust network metrics, including a 30% rise in weekly DEX volume.
Bitcoin nears $100,000 amid $3 billion ETF inflows, reflecting renewed investor confidence. Major cryptocurrencies rally post-tariff turmoil, showcasing Bitcoin as a potential safe-haven asset against equities.
Institutional investors are increasingly diving into cryptocurrency, as indicated by the recent Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly report from CoinShares. This surge underscores a renewed interest in digital currencies.
Ethereum ETFs experience first positive inflows in weeks, attracting institutional interest amid broader market recovery.
Digital asset funds experienced a record $3.4 billion in inflows last week, reflecting investors' search for alternatives amid economic concerns.
Institutional interest in cryptocurrency wanes as $3.4 billion flows into funds, mainly driven by individual investors.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experience a significant resurgence with $3.4 billion in inflows, led by active individual investors.
Bitcoin miners might face disappointing first-quarter results due to falling hashprice and increased tariffs, as per CoinShares.
Crypto investments surge as U.S. dollar confidence declines, with $3.4 billion inflows last week according to CoinShares.
Institutional investors are increasingly turning to crypto as a safe haven, with $3.4 billion in inflows last week marking a reversal from previous outflows. Bitcoin led the surge, benefiting from concerns over US tariffs and a weakening dollar.
US corporates made a significant investment by purchasing $3.4 billion in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP, while only selling one altcoin.
Digital asset investment products experience highest inflows since December 2024, led by Bitcoin, according to CoinShares.
