Institutional managers hold a record $13.9B worth of Ethereum

Institutional managers hold a record $13.9B worth of Ethereum

Weekly inflows into Ethereum investment products continue to grow, according to the latest CoinShares report. Institutional investment managers bought $30.2 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) last week, bringing their total holdings to a record $13.9 billion, according to CoinShares.Inflows into Ethereum products appears to be ramping up as investors devote greater attention and resources to the smart-contract platform. Month-to-date inflows for ETH products totaled $170 million, bringing the yearly total to $824 million. Managers now hold a combined $13.9 billion worth of ETH. The weekly....


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