Crypto Investment Products See Four Weeks of Inflows as Market Awaits Possible Approval of Bitcoin ETF
Investment products in the cryptocurrency market have seen four weeks of inflows, with $179 million added in the week ending October 20th, according to CoinShares' fund flows report. Bitcoin investment products received the majority of inflows, bringing year-to-date inflows to $315 million. However, the recent inflows are still lower than those seen earlier this year when BlackRock first filed for a spot Bitcoin ETF. Solana products also saw significant inflows, while Ether products experienced outflows. Interest in a spot Bitcoin ETF surged following positive signs of approval and a Bitcoin rally.
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