Crypto Funds See $1.9B Inflows Amid Fed Signals
Digital asset funds saw $1.9B inflows last week, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum, after the Fed’s hawkish rate cut.
- Digital asset funds recorded $1.9B in weekly inflows.
- Bitcoin led with $977M, followed by Ethereum with $772M.
- Ethereum’s assets under management hit an all-time high.
Crypto funds inflows surged again last week, pulling in a massive $1.9 billion. This marks the second consecutive week of strong demand from investors following the U.S. Federal Reserve’s so-called “hawkish cut”—a rate cut paired with signals of continued tightening.
The Fed’s stance, while suggesting future caution, appears to have boosted confidence in digital assets. Investors are looking for alternative assets as traditional markets digest the implications of slower economic growth and prolonged inflation pressure.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Dominate Fund Inflows
Bitcoin remained the top choice for institutional investors, attracting $977 million in new inflows. This continues its trend as the leading digital asset for large-scale investment and reflects renewed optimism around spot Bitcoin ETFs and macroeconomic conditions favoring crypto.
Ethereum followed closely behind with $772 million in inflows. These inflows have now pushed Ethereum’s assets under management (AuM) to a record $40.3 billion, its highest level ever. This is a significant milestone for Ethereum, especially as it gains ground as a top choice for long-term digital asset exposure.
Total Assets Near Record Highs
With both Bitcoin and Ethereum showing strong momentum, the total assets under management across all digital asset funds have reached $40.4 billion year-to-date. This figure is now just shy of the all-time high set in 2021, indicating growing institutional interest and confidence in the crypto market despite broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
The sharp rise in crypto funds inflows signals a potential turning point in market sentiment. With Ethereum hitting a new record and Bitcoin leading the charge, digital assets may be gearing up for a strong Q4.
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