In a noteworthy development for the cryptocurrency sector, funds directed towards digital assets experienced inflows of $1.24 billion in the past week. This marks the tenth consecutive week of positive growth, bringing the total for the year to an unprecedented $15.1 billion.
Key Highlights:
- Last week’s crypto fund inflows totaled $1.24 billion, extending the positive trend to ten weeks and propelling the year-to-date figure to $15.1 billion.
- The United States led these inflows with a substantial $1.25 billion, while regions like Hong Kong and Switzerland recorded notable outflows.
- Bitcoin and Ethereum dominated the inflow landscape, with altcoins such as Solana and XRP also drawing interest from investors.
Despite achieving this significant milestone, the rate of inflows decelerated during the latter part of the week, as noted in a Monday report by CoinShares. The report indicated that the slowdown could be attributed to the U.S. Juneteenth holiday and escalating geopolitical tensions related to reports of U.S. involvement in the Iran conflict.
U.S. Crypto Fund Inflows Reach $1.25 Billion
The United States played a pivotal role in this trend, contributing $1.25 billion to the overall inflows. Additionally, Canada and Germany added smaller amounts of $20.9 million and $10.9 million, respectively.
In contrast, Hong Kong and Switzerland faced outflows of $32.6 million and $7.7 million, partially counterbalancing the overall global inflow trend.
Bitcoin demonstrated strong performance, attracting $1.1 billion in fresh investments, marking its second consecutive week of inflows, despite recent price dips. This suggests that institutional buyers continue to show strong interest. In contrast, short-Bitcoin products experienced slight outflows of $1.4 million, which reinforces a bullish sentiment about the asset.
Digital asset investment products saw their 10th consecutive week of inflows, totaling $1.24bn, with YTD inflows reaching a record $15.1bn pic.twitter.com/HzI5lvxl8L
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Ethereum also performed well, marking its ninth consecutive week of inflows with $124 million, accumulating a total of $2.2 billion, which is its longest surge since mid-2021.
Other altcoins, such as Solana and XRP, gained traction, securing inflows of $2.78 million and $2.69 million, respectively. This underscores a growing interest in altcoins, even as general market sentiment becomes more uncertain.
Bitcoin Remains Range-Bound as Analysts Predict Potential Moves
Bitcoin has shown little volatility since May 9, fluctuating between $100,500 and $110,800, according to analysts at B2BinPay. Currently, the cryptocurrency is trading near the middle of this range, leaving investors pondering the next significant movement.
In a briefing shared with Finance Newso.com, analysts indicated that crucial liquidity levels, including the high reached on January 20, were breached during the price movements on May 21. This creates the possibility of a correction toward $91,300, which would represent a retracement of the recent rally that initiated on April 7. “A proper correction to that level would not be unreasonable,” the analysts stated.
Conversely, there is potential for a bullish breakout. B2BinPay pointed out that many altcoins have already reached their key low points and are now trading at historically weak levels relative to Bitcoin.
This situation might lead to a reinvestment in Bitcoin, possibly driving its price upward. Currently, Bitcoin dominance stands at nearly 65%. A significant drop to $91,000 could trigger widespread sell-offs in the altcoin market unless Bitcoin dominance decreases simultaneously.
“That’s why any expectation of a deeper Bitcoin pullback should be tied to a significant drop in dominance. Until that happens, the broader market is likely to remain under pressure,” they concluded.
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