Crypto Investors Pour $2B Into Digital Assets—Bitcoin Dominates Inflows
Bitcoin isn’t just leading the pack—it’s dragging the entire crypto market forward as institutional money floods in. The latest data shows $2 billion in net inflows to crypto investment products this week, with BTC claiming the lion’s share. Wall Street’s latest ’alternative asset’ play looks suspiciously like a FOMO-driven rerun of 2021—but hey, at least the fees are juicier this time.
Why Bitcoin? Institutional players still see it as the only ’safe’ bet in a volatile market. While altcoins flirt with niche adoption, BTC remains the gateway drug for big-money portfolios. The inflows suggest hedge funds are either hedging against inflation... or just desperately chasing yield in a zero-rate environment.
Watch the altcoins. Ethereum and Solana saw modest inflows, but the real story is Bitcoin’s 85% dominance. When the tide turns—and it always does—the scramble for exits will separate the HODLers from the bagholders. For now? Enjoy the liquidity party while it lasts.
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Regional Flows
Regarding regional flows, the United States saw the most inflows over the past week, as expected, with the country’s weekly inflows hitting $1.92 billion. As a result, the total AUM for U.S.-based crypto investment products spiked to $120.13 billion.
Germany, Switzerland, Canada, Hong Kong, and Australia also saw positive flows of $47.2 million, $34.2 million, $20.1 million, $2.7 million, and $1.9 million, respectively. However, Sweden and Brazil witnessed outflows of around $500,000 and $200,000, respectively.
