Global crypto funds have recorded net inflows of $2.18 billion last week, bringing the year-to-date figures to a record $29.2 billion, according to CoinShares. The inflows were likely driven by the prospect of a Republican victory in the U.S. elections. Total assets under management at the funds have surpassed $100 billion, and weekly trading volumes have surged 67% to $19.2 billion. Bitcoin's price has risen over 30% since September but has fallen around 7% amid recent convergence in election odds. Analysts expect bitcoin to reach all-time highs if Trump wins, but drop to $50,000 if Harris wins. U.S.-based funds dominated net inflows, while Ethereum-based investment products saw modest inflows.

A total of $29.2 billion has been invested in crypto funds this year, with Bitcoin ETFs reaching 1 million BTC in assets. Investors are reacting to U.S. election polls, causing Bitcoin's price to fluctuate based on political sentiment.

Bitcoin ETFs Pull in Billions as US Election Day Nears

According to CoinShares, crypto investment products attracted net inflows valued at $2.18 billion globally last week, bringing the total net inflows for the year to a record $29.20 billion. CoinShares' Head of Research, James Butterfill, stated that the inflow of crypto funds may be driven by the "election excitement" brought about by a Republican victory in the U.S.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that according to CoinShares, cryptocurrency investment products attracted a net inflow of $2.18 billion globally last week, bringing the total net inflow for the year to a record $29.20 billion. CoinShares research director James Butterfill noted that the inflow of crypto funds may be driven by the "election excitement" following a Republican victory in the United States. (TheBlock)

CoinShares: The inflow of cryptocurrency investment products has reached 29 billion this year to date.

CoinShares' latest weekly report shows that last week, digital asset investment products saw inflows of $2.20 billion, bringing the year-to-date total inflows to a record $29.20 billion. This inflow, coupled with recent price increases, has pushed total assets under management (AuM) to exceed $100 billion for only the second time in history, with trading volume increasing by 67% week-on-week. Regionally, inflows in the United States amounted to $2.20 billion, while Germany saw inflows of $5.10 million. Bitcoin was the sole beneficiary, with inflows of $2.20 billion, while Ethereum's inflows were tepid, totaling $9.50 million, in stark contrast to the bullish momentum of Bitcoin and Solana, which saw inflows of $5.70 million last week. A series of altcoins experienced smaller inflows, with the most notable being Polkadot ($670 thousand) and Arbitrum ($200 thousand).

PANews, November 4 - According to CoinShares' latest weekly report, digital asset investment products saw an inflow of $2.20 billion last week, bringing the total inflow for the year to a record $29.20 billion. This inflow, combined with the recent price increase, has pushed the total assets under management (AuM) to over $100 billion for only the second time in history, reaching a level comparable to $102 billion in early June 2024. The trading volume increased by 67% week-on-week to $19.20 billion, accounting for 35% of the total trading volume of Bitcoin on credible exchanges.

Regionally, inflows into the United States reached $2.20 billion, while Germany saw inflows of $5.10 million. The excitement surrounding the prospects of a Republican victory may be the reason for this influx of funds, as was the case in the early days of last week, when a slight outflow was observed on Friday as polling results shifted, highlighting Bitcoin's current sensitivity to the U.S. elections.

Bitcoin was almost the sole beneficiary, with inflows totaling $2.20 billion last week, although the recent price rise also prompted inflows into short Bitcoin positions amounting to $8.90 million. Ethereum's inflows were lukewarm, totaling $9.50 million, in stark contrast to the bullish momentum of Bitcoin or Solana, which saw inflows of $5.70 million last week. A number of altcoins had smaller inflows, most notably Polkadot ($670 thousand) and Arbitrum ($200 thousand).

CoinShares: Last week, net inflows into digital asset investment products amounted to $2.20 billion.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow news on November 4, the Coinshares weekly report indicated that last week, net inflows into digital asset investment products reached $2.20 billion, bringing the total inflows for the year to a record $29.20 billion. As a result, the assets under management (AuM) surpassed the $100 billion mark, reaching $102 billion for the second time in history. The report noted that the U.S. market contributed $2.20 billion in inflows, while Germany saw a slight inflow of $5.10 million. Analysts believe that expectations of a Republican victory in the elections drove this round of inflows; however, with changes in polling, there was a slight outflow last Friday, highlighting Bitcoin's sensitivity to the U.S. election results. Bitcoin was nearly the sole beneficiary, with inflows reaching $2.20 billion last week, while Ethereum attracted only $9.50 million, a stark contrast to the strong performances of Bitcoin and Solana. Solana additionally attracted $5.70 million in inflows last week.

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According to a report from Coinshares on November 4, digital asset investment products had a net inflow of $2.20 billion last week, bringing the total inflow this year to a record $29.20 billion. As a result, assets under management (AuM) surpassed the $100 billion mark, reaching $102 billion for the second time in history.
The report indicated that the U.S. market contributed $2.20 billion to the inflow, while Germany saw a slight inflow of $5.10 million. Analysts believe that expectations of a Republican victory in the elections fueled this wave of inflows, but a slight outflow was observed last Friday as polling changed, highlighting Bitcoin's sensitivity to the U.S. election results.
Bitcoin was nearly the sole beneficiary, with an inflow of $2.20 billion last week; Ethereum attracted only $9.50 million, in stark contrast to the strong performances of Bitcoin and Solana. Solana additionally attracted $5.70 million in inflows last week.
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CoinShares: Last week, net inflows into digital asset investment products were $2.20 billion, bringing the total inflows for the year to a record $29.20 billion.

According to Wu's report, last week, digital asset investment products saw inflows of $2.20 billion, bringing the total inflows for the year to a record $29.20 billion. The excitement over the Republican winning prospects may be a reason for these inflows. Bitcoin saw inflows of $2.20 billion, while short Bitcoin inflows amounted to $8.90 million. Ethereum inflows reached $9.50 million.

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Last week, inflows into digital asset investment products amounted to 2.20 billion USD.

According to Coinshares' weekly report, last week saw a net inflow of $2.20 billion into digital asset investment products, bringing the total inflows for the year to a record $29.20 billion.

According to Foresight News and Coinshares weekly report data, last week the net inflow of funds into digital asset investment products was 2.20 billion USD, bringing the total inflow for the year to a record 29.20 billion USD.

Data: Last week, net inflows into digital asset investment products amounted to 2.20 billion USD.

Last week, net inflows into digital asset investment products reached $2.20 billion, bringing the total inflows for the year to a record $29.20 billion. The United States and Germany were the primary regions for inflows, with Bitcoin being the sole beneficiary, attracting $2.20 billion. Ethereum saw relatively small inflows, totaling $9.50 million, while Solana attracted $5.70 million. Inflows into altcoins like Polkadot and Arbitrum were also modest.

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According to BlockBeats news on November 4, data from Coinshares weekly report shows that last week, net inflows into digital asset investment products reached $2.20 billion, bringing the total inflows for the year to a record $29.20 billion. Regionally, the US saw inflows of $2.20 billion, while Germany saw inflows of $5.10 million. Bitcoin was almost the sole beneficiary, with inflows reaching $2.20 billion last week, although recent price increases also prompted inflows into short Bitcoin positions amounting to $8.90 million. Ethereum's inflows were lukewarm, totaling $9.50 million, in stark contrast to the bullish momentum of Bitcoin or Solana, which saw inflows of $5.70 million last week. A series of altcoins had smaller inflows, with the most notable being Polkadot ($670 thousand) and Arbitrum ($200 thousand).

Last week, net inflows into digital asset investment products were $2.20 billion.

CoinShares reported that institutional investors bought $2.2 billion in Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Arbitrum (ARB), Solana (SOL), and altcoins ahead of the US elections. Bitcoin fell as Donald Trump's winning odds declined. CoinShares' weekly cryptocurrency report revealed a record-breaking inflow of $2.2 billion last week, with a total inflow of $29.2 billion since the beginning of the year. Bitcoin and Ethereum saw significant inflows, while altcoins like Solana and Polkadot also experienced inflows. The USA and Germany were the top countries for fund inflows.

Bitcoin (BTC) fell as US presidential candidate Donald Trump’s winning odds declined, sending the price down to $67,400. While the critical US elections and the Fed&#039;s November interest rate decision are awaited for BTC this week, CoinShares published its weekly cryptocurrency report and said that there was an inflow of $2.2 billion last week. "While there was an inflow of $2.2 billion into cryptocurrency investment products last week, the inflow since the beginning of the year has broken a record, reaching $29.2 billion. We believe that enthusiasm around the possibility of a Republican victory is likely to be the reason for these inflows, as was the case early last week, and we saw small outflows on Friday as the polls turned." Bitcoin is Back in Focus, Ethereum is Back! When looking at crypto funds individually, it was seen that the fund inflows were in Bitcoin. While BTC saw an inflow of $2.15 billion, Ethereum (ETH) saw an inflow of $9.5 million. There was also an inflow of $8.9 million in the Bitcoin Short fund, which was indexed to the fall of BTC. When we look at other altcoins, Solana (SOL) experienced an inflow of $5.7 million, Polkadaot (DOT) $0.67 million, Arbitrum (ARB) $0.2 million, and Litecoin (LTC) experienced an outflow of $0.8 million. “Bitcoin has been almost the sole beneficiary, seeing $2.2 billion in inflows last week, but the recent price rally has also led to $8.9 million in inflows into the short Bitcoin fund. Ethereum saw moderate inflows totaling $9.5 million, and continues to contrast sharply with the bullish trend in Bitcoin or Solana that saw inflows last week. A number of altcoins saw small inflows, most notably Polkadot ($0.67 million) and Arbitrum ($0.2 million). When looking at regional fund inflows and outflows, it was seen that the USA ranked first with an inflow of 2.22 billion dollars. Germany came in second after the United States with $5.1 million. Against these inflows, Sweden experienced an outflow of $20.3 million and Switzerland an outflow of $13.8 million. &nbsp;  *This is not investment advice.

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The latest inflows mark four weeks of consecutive buying in cryptocurrency products, totaling more than $5.7 billion, or 19% of all such inflows YTD.

Cryptocurrency investment products posted another massive week as the approaching United States presidential election draws closer. Digital investment products saw $2.2 billion in inflows from Oct. 26 to Nov. 2, bringing year-to-date (YTD) inflows to a record-breaking figure of $29.2 billion, CoinShares reported in its new Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report. The latest inflows mark four weeks of consecutive buying in cryptocurrency products, totaling more than $5.7 billion, or 19% of all inflows YTD. The recent price appreciation pushed total assets under management to more than $100 billion for the second time in history, matching levels seen in June at $102 billion. According to CoinShares’ head of research, James Butterfill, the latest inflows were partly driven by the euphoria around the possible outcome of the upcoming US presidential election on Nov. 5. He wrote: “We believe euphoria around the prospect of a Republican victory was the likely reason for these inflows as they were in the first few days of last week, as polls have turned, we saw minor outflows on Friday, highlighting how sensitive Bitcoin is to the US elections at present.” Butterfill previously highlighted similar reasons for billions of inflows in October, attributing active buying to the growing optimism over a potential Donald Trump election win in the US. Similarly to previous inflows, Bitcoin ( BTC ) was almost the sole beneficiary last week, seeing roughly $2.2 billion of inflows. Amid the Bitcoin price nearing its all-time highs last week, cryptocurrency investors were also actively buying short-Bitcoin products, with weekly inflows amounting to $8.9 million. Despite recording $9.5 million inflows, Ether ( ETH ) products remain in significant contrast to a bullish trend seen in Bitcoin or Solana ( SOL ), which saw $5.7 million of inflows last week, Butterfill noted. The US was again the biggest contributor to the market, bringing more than $2.2 billion in inflows, while Germany saw minor inflows of $5.1 million. In contrast, Canada and Sweden led the outflows last week, seeing $24 million and $20 million outflows, respectively. Related: Trump dump: Crypto liquidations hit $350M as Bitcoin drops below $69K As previously mentioned, inflows in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have been massively growing amid the upcoming election in the US, with BlackRock’s spot BTC ETF surpassing $30 billion on Oct. 30. Some analysts have cautioned that unusually large Bitcoin inflows could be followed by bearish price movements as massive Bitcoin ETF buying has historically been “followed by bearish price movements.” Magazine: Saylor falls for fake Trump news, Kraken restructures, and more: Hodler’s Digest, Oct. 27 – Nov. 2 

Crypto funds see $2.2B inflows amid US election hype

Global crypto funds run by asset managers such as BlackRock, Bitwise, Fidelity, Grayscale, ProShares and 21Shares registered net inflows of $2.18 billion last week, according to CoinShares, bringing year-to-date figures to a record $29.2 billion.“We believe euphoria around the prospect of a Republican victory was the likely reason for these inflows as they were in the first few days of last week, as polls have turned, we saw minor outflows on Friday, highlighting how sensitive bitcoin is to the U.S. elections at present,” CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill said in a Monday report.Combined with price appreciation over the last couple of months, the flows have driven total assets under management at the funds to over $100 billion for only the second time, matching June's $102 billion peak. Weekly trading volumes also surged 67% to $19.2 billion, accounting for 35% of bitcoin's trading on trusted exchanges, Butterfill noted.The price of the foremost cryptocurrency is up more than 30% from a low of $52,600 in early September to currently trade for $68,818, according to The Block’s Bitcoin Price Page. However, it has fallen around 7% from $73,500 on Oct. 29 amid recent convergence in Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris’ odds to win the U.S. presidential race on the decentralized predictions platform Polymarket.Earlier on Monday, analysts at research and brokerage firm Bernstein reiterated that they expect bitcoin to break all-time highs of nearly $74,000 and reach $80,000 to $90,000 following a Trump win in the run-up to inauguration day on Jan. 20. However, a Harris win could see bitcoin drop to $50,000 over the same period before any recovery, they warned, up from their previously predicted $30,000 to $40,000 range in that scenario.U.S.-based funds dominated last week’s net inflows, adding $2.23 billion, while investment products in Canada, Germany and Switzerland saw $24.4 million, $20.3 million and $13.8 million in net weekly outflows, respectively. Bitcoin products were the main beneficiary, accounting for $2.16 billion in net weekly inflows globally, with the U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds registering $2.22 billion last week. However, this was also accompanied by $8.9 million worth of net weekly inflows into short-bitcoin products.Meanwhile, Ethereum-based investment products also registered net inflows of $9.5 million last week but that “remains in stark contrast to the bullishness seen in Bitcoin or Solana,” Butterfill said.

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<img src='https://sosovalue.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/sosovalue/web3image/24/11/04/ldvwt0fiwoh8.png'/>The latest inflows mark four weeks of consecutive buying in cryptocurrency products, totaling more than $5.7 billion, or 19% of all such inflows YTD.

根据CoinShares的数据，上周全球加密货币基金录得净流入21.80亿美元，使得今年迄今的总流入金额达到了创纪录的292亿美元。这些流入可能受到美国选举中共和党胜利前景的推动。基金的管理总资产已超过1000亿美元，周交易量则激增67%，达到了192亿美元。自9月份以来，比特币价格上涨超过30%，但由于最近选举赔率的趋同，价格下跌了约7%。分析师预计，如果特朗普赢得选举，比特币将达到历史新高，但如果哈里斯获胜，价格可能会跌至5万美元。美国本土基金主导了净流入，而以以太坊为基础的投资产品则录得了温和的流入。

根据CoinShares的数据，2021年加密投资产品的资金流入创下290亿美元的新纪录。

根據CoinShares的數據，上週全球加密貨幣基金錄得淨流入21.80億美元，使得今年迄今的總流入金額達到了創紀錄的292億美元。這些流入可能受到美國選舉中共和黨勝利前景的推動。基金的管理總資產已超過1000億美元，周交易量則激增67%，達到了192億美元。自9月份以來，比特幣價格上漲超過30%，但由於最近選舉賠率的趨同，價格下跌了約7%。分析師預計，如果特朗普贏得選舉，比特幣將達到歷史新高，但如果哈里斯獲勝，價格可能會跌至5萬美元。美國本土基金主導了淨流入，而以以太坊爲基礎的投資產品則錄得了溫和的流入。