Low Bitcoin Prices Trigger Inflows, But Investor Sentiment Remains Weak

Low Bitcoin Prices Trigger Inflows, But Investor Sentiment Remains Weak

Institutional investors’ reactions to the bitcoin price crash have been quite similar to that of retail investors. After weeks of outflows, the tides have begun to change, largely credited to the low prices that offer a chance to get into the digital asset before a recovery. The past week saw inflows for the digital asset, although other assets tell a different story. Bitcoin Sentiment Recovers  Bitcoin sentiment had declined far into the negative following the price crash of last week. With the digital asset reaching as low as $17,600, it triggered massive sell-offs across the....


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