¿Partida alcista? Las entradas de fondos criptográficos alcanzaron una racha de 6 semanas en medio de una mejora del sentimiento del mercado
Crypto investment funds have seen their longest run of inflows since the 2021 bull market, signaling renewed institutional appetite for digital assets. According to digital asset manager CoinShares, crypto funds brought in $261 million in net inflows last week, marking the sixth consecutive week of positive inflows. The $767 million in inflows over this period represents the strongest influx since the crypto market peak in late 2021. Puntos clave Crypto funds saw $767 million of inflows over the past 6 weeks, the largest since the 2021 bull market. Bitcoin funds attracted most of the inflows, totaling $842 million so far this year. This is likely driven by growing speculation of a spot bitcoin ETF approval. Ether funds saw their biggest weekly inflow of $17.5 million since August 2022, signaling renewed interest in ETH. Solana, Chainlink, Polygon, and Cardano also saw notable inflows as investors diversify into altcoins. The data signals rising institutional demand for crypto assets after the 2022 bear market and FTX fallout. The US drove most of the latest inflows, followed by Germany, Switzerland, and Canada as interest rises globally. Sustained inflows suggest higher confidence in the crypto market, with investors anticipating more bullish conditions ahead. Bitcoin funds have attracted the lions share of new investment, pulling in






