Crypto Funds See Impressive $114 Million Inflows In The Past Week

Crypto Funds See Impressive $114 Million Inflows In The Past Week

Crypto Funds See Impressive 114 Million Inflows in the Past Week
Crypto Funds See Impressive 114 Million Inflows in the Past Week
Crypto Funds See Impressive $114 Million Inflows In The Past Week PlatoBlockchain Data Intelligence. Vertical Search. Ai.

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  • Over the past four weeks, net inflows into digital asset mutual funds have totaled an impressive $345 million.
  • Meanwhile, investments in “Short Bitcoin” funds, which bet on Bitcoin’s decline, saw an influx of $14.6 million last week.
  • The USA and Germany lead the charge in digital asset fund investments, with Grayscale dominating the $35.7 billion digital mutual fund market, holding $25.8 billion.

While the recent price appreciation of the largest cryptocurrency may have sparked additional interest from speculators, the steady and continual inflow hints at the gradually maturing sentiment among long-term investors.

In the past week, digital asset mutual funds have seen a net inflow of a whopping $114 million, taking the net inflow over the last 4 weeks to an impressive $345 million! Bitcoin funds are the star of the show, accounting for a massive $103.8 million of that investment.

While Ethereum’s Shapella upgrade was successful, investments in the world computer’s funds were lacking at a paltry $300,000.

Crypto Funds See Impressive 114 Million Inflows in the Past Week 1
Crypto Funds See Impressive 114 Million Inflows in the Past Week 1

2023 Is A Dream For Bitcoin So Far

2023 is turning out splendid for Bitcoin with $78 million net inflows, unlike Ethereum still struggling at $23 million outflows.

But here’s an interesting twist: despite the rise in crypto, especially Bitcoin, investments in “Short Bitcoin” funds haven’t slowed down. Last week alone saw an influx of $14.6 million into these funds betting on Bitcoin’s decline.

Funds for Litecoin, XRP, and Cardano also saw investments of $200K, $100K, and $100K respectively.

USA and Grayscale Leads in Funding

When it comes to countries leading the charge in digital asset fund investments, the USA and Germany take the cake, with $58.5 million and $35.4 million invested, respectively. Canada came third at $17.2 million.

The leader in enabling access for traditional investors remains Grayscale. It’s worth mentioning that Grayscale continues to dominate the $35.7 billion digital mutual fund market, holding a staggering $25.8 billion.

While volatility remains, interest in crypto funds grows more robust by the week. Though uncertainties remain, cryptocurrencies appear poised to claim a more prominent role in investment portfolios.

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