Money Keeps Flowing: Crypto Funds Hit Record $6-B Inflows

Money Keeps Flowing: Crypto Funds Hit Record $6-B Inflows

Investment flows into crypto exchange-traded products surged to a record level last week, signaling strong demand from large investors. Related Reading: Bitcoin Breaks $123,000 As Rising Open Interest Signals More Action Ahead According to CoinShares, crypto ETPs drew close to $6 billion in new money in the week that ended Friday, the biggest weekly inflow on record. Bitcoin led the move, taking in $3.6 billion alone as traders and funds piled into BTC offerings. Bitcoin Dominates The Week’s Inflows Reports have disclosed that the latest total beat the prior high of $4.4 billion by about....


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