Digital assets saw a massive capital influx this week—$2.17 billion poured in, marking the largest weekly inflow since October. Bitcoin dominated the action, attracting $1.55 billion on its own as institutional and retail investors doubled down on crypto exposure.
The buying pressure persisted despite a turbulent backdrop: lingering geopolitical tensions, trade tariff uncertainties, and shifting policy narratives weighed on traditional markets. Yet crypto traders remained unfazed, viewing the dip as a buying opportunity rather than a red flag.
This momentum suggests growing appetite for digital assets as a hedge against macro uncertainty. Whether this trend sustains will depend on how policy developments unfold in the coming weeks.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 14h ago
$21.7 billion flowing in this week? No, the article says it's 217 million... Forget it, it's just institutions bottom-fishing again, truly a moment of retail investors getting caught off guard.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 14h ago
Wow, over two billion dollars pouring in, institutions are really afraid of being left behind...
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GasGasGasBro
· 14h ago
21.7 billion USD in, huh? BTC is on the rise this time. The institutions really aren't afraid of getting trapped.
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SerNgmi
· 14h ago
21.7 billion entered the market, BTC is eating up profits, can this trend continue?
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SquidTeacher
· 14h ago
21.7 billion USD entered the market. This wave of institutional investors is really rushing in; BTC is truly a safe haven asset.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 14h ago
21.7 billion USD entering the market? Wake up, everyone. Institutions are bottom-fishing, and we're retail investors still hesitating.
Digital assets saw a massive capital influx this week—$2.17 billion poured in, marking the largest weekly inflow since October. Bitcoin dominated the action, attracting $1.55 billion on its own as institutional and retail investors doubled down on crypto exposure.
The buying pressure persisted despite a turbulent backdrop: lingering geopolitical tensions, trade tariff uncertainties, and shifting policy narratives weighed on traditional markets. Yet crypto traders remained unfazed, viewing the dip as a buying opportunity rather than a red flag.
This momentum suggests growing appetite for digital assets as a hedge against macro uncertainty. Whether this trend sustains will depend on how policy developments unfold in the coming weeks.