Cardano Leads Altcoins As Market Marks 13th Consecutive Week Of Inflows
Cardano has flexed its muscles in the latest iteration of inflows coming into the market. Inflows have been steady the past couple of months, currently at 13 consecutive weeks of inflows for the market. Bitcoin and altcoins alike have benefited from the inflows which have indicated institutional interest piquing in the market. However, Cardano looks to have enjoyed the most benefits amongst the altcoins from last week’s inflows. Cardano Leading The Pack Cardano saw positive inflows for last week which put it ahead of other altcoins. Total inflows for the week had come out to $151 million....
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