
- Bitcoin and Ethereum lead market inflows with over $1.9 billion recorded.
- Ninth consecutive week of positive inflows reported.
- Investor optimism grows among geopolitical unrest and macroeconomic shifts.

Investors drove $1.9 billion in crypto inflows last week, focusing heavily on Bitcoin and Ethereum as digital asset leaders.
Crypto inflows underscore investor resilience, with demand for Bitcoin and Ethereum overcoming geopolitical tensions, illustrating a strong risk appetite.
Bitcoin and Ethereum attracted most of the $1.9 billion inflows, showcasing strong investor confidence. CoinShares data indicates this was the ninth consecutive week of positive market sentiment. Institutional focus remains high on these digital assets as hedges against volatility.
According to CoinShares, institutional investors contributed significantly to the week’s inflows, with Bitcoin capturing $1.3 billion. Ethereum followed with $583 million, marking its highest inflow since February. Industry figures highlighted these trends across several social media platforms.
“Digital asset investment products saw US$1.9bn in inflows last week, marking the 9th consecutive week and a record YTD total of US$13.2bn. Bitcoin rebounded with US$1.3bn in inflows, while Ethereum saw US$583m inflows, its strongest since February.” – Wu Blockchain, Crypto Market Analyst
The market impact is evident, with Bitcoin’s price rebound amid macroeconomic instability and investor optimism. Ethereum’s inflows point to continued confidence in its potential as a smart contract leader. Figures suggest BTC dominance at around 70% of inflows, influencing market dynamics significantly.
A broader analysis reveals that geopolitical unrest often results in increased interest in crypto assets as safe havens. Affected regions see varied responses, with notable inflows in the US, EU, and Canada, though Hong Kong faced outflows.
The trajectory of Bitcoin and Ethereum remains strong, with analysts predicting potential price increases and market expansion. Expectations suggest BTC might approach $110,000, revisiting all-time highs, driven by robust institutional and retail interest.
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