Crypto funds register largest weekly inflows since December
Capital flowed into BTC funds for a seventh consecutive week, while ETH products registered their largest gain in 13 weeks. Inflows into cryptocurrency investment funds rose sharply last week, offering cautious optimism that investors are broadening their exposure to digital assets despite geopolitical uncertainty and monetary tightening from central banks.Digital asset investment products registered $127 million worth of cumulative inflows for the week ending March 6, according to CoinShares data. A CoinShares representative told Cointelegraph that this was the highest weekly inflows....
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