Crypto ETPs see impressive $585 million inflows in early 2025, driven by Bitcoin and Ethereum. Spot ETFs approval fuels growth, and experts predict a bullish future. Bitcoin ETPs lead the pack, signaling better days ahead.
Crypto investment products saw record $44 billion net inflows in 2024, says CoinShares. 2025 starts strong with $585 million net inflows, notes researcher James Butterfill.
Altcoins outperform Bitcoin amid a market surge, with notable gains for Solana. Despite Trump’s pro-crypto stance, skepticism and warnings of a 2021 bubble persist. Regulatory changes and potential ETF approvals could impact market dynamics. Altcoins remain volatile and trade at lower prices than Bitcoin.
Coinshares reports a $1.98 billion inflow into digital assets following U.S. political changes.
Digital asset inflows have reached a record high of $29.2 billion this year, with $2.2 billion added last week, as reported by Coinshares. Bitcoin is highlighted as a major contributor to these inflows.
Crypto investment inflows hit $901 million as the US elections loom, with Bitcoin capturing most of the attention. This surge reflects investor confidence in Bitcoin amid potential political changes that might benefit the digital assets sector.
Last week, $147 million was withdrawn from crypto investment products, disrupting a three-week inflow. Bitcoin faced $159 million in fund outflows, and Ethereum saw $28.9 million withdrawn during the "Uptober" rally.
$147 million exits global crypto funds after three-week inflow streak, CoinShares reports, citing economic data as cause.
Coinshares reports $1.2 billion inflows into digital asset investment products, driven by Bitcoin and dovish U.S. monetary policy expectations.
Hedge funds and brokerages are major players in Bitcoin investments, as revealed by Coinshares' analysis of 13F filings submitted to the SEC.
BlackRock has surpassed Grayscale to become the largest digital asset fund manager, with over $22 billion in assets. Grayscale holds nearly $21 billion. Significant inflows to BlackRock and outflows from Grayscale's ETHE contributed to this shift.
CoinShares research head James Butterfill reveals institutional investors are shunning Bitcoin and opting for Ethereum during the recent market dip.
El sector de inversión en cripto ha resurgido con un flujo de $441 millones en la última semana, liderado por Bitcoin y Solana. Esto sigue a tres semanas consecutivas de salidas, pero sugiere una recuperación de la confianza de los inversores, según James Butterfill de CoinShares.
Crypto investments see $441 million inflow after weeks of outflows, according to CoinShares.
James Butterfill analyzes Bitcoin's price weakness and predicts a positive turnaround.
Recent data from CoinShares shows a $544.1 million net outflow from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, indicating a major shift in investor sentiment. Altcoins like Solana, Litecoin, and Polygon saw net inflows. Despite the downturn, Strike CEO Jack Mallers forecasts Bitcoin could reach $250,000 to $1 million in the next cycle.
The latest Coinshares report reveals significant crypto outflows, totaling $1.2 billion, indicating a cautious investor sentiment amid market turbulence. This marks a consecutive week of outflows with $584 million recently withdrawn, reflecting uncertainties around interest rate cuts this year.
Digital asset investment products experienced outflows of $600 million, the largest since March 2024, driven by the Federal Open Market Committee's hawkish stance. Coinshares' James Butterfill attributes this to investors reducing exposure to fixed-supply assets like Bitcoin.
James Butterfill from CoinShares revealed survey results, showing institutional investors shifting towards Solana (SOL) from other altcoins.
