Bullish Sentiment Spills Over To Institutional Investors As Ethereum Inflows ...

Bullish Sentiment Spills Over To Institutional Investors As Ethereum Inflows ...

Institutional investors had been showing bearish sentiment towards Ethereum for the longest time. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, which had initially caught their attention, was not doing as well as expected, and the outflows that followed were massive. However, it looks like sentiment among these large investors is beginning to turn positive as Ethereum has begun to record inflows. Ethereum Inflows Balloons Over the last several weeks, Ethereum inflows have been ramping up. Although they were nowhere near the volumes that had been recorded during the bull market, it had....


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