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Crypto investment products saw a powerful wave of inflows last week, making it one of the most notable periods for digital asset funds this year. Globally, exchange-traded <a href="https://en.coin-turk.com/the-rediscovered-fortune-millions-in-bitcoin-spring-back-to-life/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">crypto</a> funds recorded a collective intake of $1.1 billion.<h2 id="bitcoin-takes-the-spotlight-with-dominant-inflows">Bitcoin takes the spotlight with dominant inflows</h2>The majority of these inflows were funneled into Bitcoin-focused products, which attracted approximately $871 million. This marks the second-largest weekly inflow of the year so far, only topped by mid-January’s record $2.17 billion.Recent data highlights a resurgence in institutional interest, as investors ramp up their exposure to crypto assets amid increased confidence.<blockquote>Analysts attribute this uptick to a renewed appetite for risk among investors. Signs of an impending ceasefire in the Middle East and lower-than-expected inflation and spending data from the US have further supported this momentum.</blockquote>Despite volatility in spot markets, Bitcoin’s price reclaimed the $70,000 threshold and briefly topped $73,000. Still, lackluster overall market sentiment points to separate dynamics driving demand for regulated investment products.<h2 id="ether-rebounds-after-weeks-of-outflows">Ether rebounds after weeks of outflows</h2>Ether-based investment products signaled a rebound after three consecutive weeks of outflows, drawing about $196.5 million in fresh investments. This suggests a revival of short-term investor interest in Ethereum-linked assets.However, looking at the year to date, Ether remains one of the few major assets with net outflows, tallying up a total of $130 million in withdrawals so far.<blockquote>Meanwhile, Bitcoin stands out with roughly $1.9 billion in inflows this year, accounting for 83% of all crypto investment product inflows and reinforcing its leadership in the market.</blockquote>Short Bitcoin positions also saw increased activity last week, with roughly $20 million in inflows—marking the most active week for bearish bets since November 2024.<blockquote>Among other assets, XRP investment products attracted nearly $19 million in inflows, while Solana products posted a modest outflow of $2.5 million.</blockquote>On a regional basis, nearly all inflows originated from the United States, accounting for $1 billion—or 95% of the total. US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs alone contributed $786.3 million.Germany was the next most significant contributor, recording $34.6 million in inflows. Meanwhile, Canada and Switzerland saw more modest levels, with $7.8 million and $6.9 million, respectively.The post <a href="https://en.coin-turk.com/massive-1-1-billion-pours-into-crypto-funds-as-bitcoin-posts-its-second-biggest-weekly-inflow-in-2024/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Massive $1.1 billion pours into crypto funds as Bitcoin posts its second-biggest weekly inflow in 2024</a> appeared first on <a href="https://en.coin-turk.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">COINTURK NEWS</a>.

Massive $1.1 billion pours into crypto funds as Bitcoin posts its second-biggest weekly inflow in 2024

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