GMBStaff
6 Nov 23
Investors continue to pour money into digital asset investment products, with$261 million inflows reported last week. The majority of these inflows,accounting for nearly 90%, were invested in bitcoin funds. The increasinglikelihood of a spot-based ETF in the US and weaker-than-expected macro datacon...
Investors continue to pour money into digital asset investment products, with$261 million inflows reported last week. The majority of these inflows,accounting for nearly 90%, were invested in bitcoin funds. The increasinglikelihood of a spot-based ETF in the US and weaker-than-expected macro datacontributed to this trend. In addition, Ethereum saw inflows of $17.5 million,the largest since August 2022, while other altcoins like solana, chainlink,polygon, and cardano also experienced inflows. This sustained influx of fundsinto digital asset investment products reflects growing confidence in themarket. The recent surge in inflows matches the July 2023 run of inflows and isthe largest since the end of the bull market in December 2021. This indicatesthat investors are optimistic about the future of cryptocurrencies, particularlybitcoin, despite the volatility in the stock market. Ethereum's substantialinflows further highlight the attractiveness of alternative cryptocurrencies.Inflows into other altcoins such as solana, chainlink, polygon, and cardanodemonstrate the diversification within the digital asset market. Overall, theconsistent inflows show that investors are increasingly recognizing thepotential of digital assets as a valuable investment opportunity.