Institutional managers hold a record $72.3B of crypto — CoinShares

Institutional managers hold a record $72.3B of crypto — CoinShares

Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market are bullish again; institutional investors have increased their allocation accordingly. Institutional inflows into cryptocurrency products rose last week, as investment managers increased their exposure to Bitcoin (BTC) and leading altcoins, according to the latest CoinShares report. Total assets held by institutional managers reached $72.3 billion for the week ending Sunday, Oct. 17, the highest level on record. By comparison, institutional crypto holdings were worth $57 billion in March and reached $71.6 billion in May.For the latest week,....


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