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Digital Asset Fund Inflows Spike as Market Corrects, Ethereum Leads With $155M
Digital asset investment products saw a significant rebound in inflows, totaling $176 million, as investors took advantage of recent price corrections. According to Coinshares and its lead research analyst James Butterfill, ethereum was the standout performer, benefiting the most from these market dynamics. Coinshares Reports $176 Million Inflows Into Digital Asset Funds Coinshares reported that digital asset investment products experienced inflows amounting to $176 million, reversing recent trends amid a market correction. Total assets under management of these products, which had dropped to $75 billion due to the correction, have since recovered to $85 billion. Butterfill’s report shows trading activity...
Ethereum ICO Whale Dump Their ETH, Price Correction Coming Soon?
On-chain data shows that the whale still holds a total of 303.5K Ethereum worth $750 million across the two wallets. As per the latest on-chain data, Ethereum ICO whales have been offloading their ETH holdings recently while the ETH price continues to flirt around $2,638 levels as of press time. As per the recent data from Spot on Chain, a giant whale associated with the Initial coin Offering (ICO) dumped a total of 5,000 ETH, worth $13.2 million to crypto exchange OKX. the report shows that since the 8th of July, the giant whale deposited a total of 48,501 ETH...
Ethereum leads $176 million crypto fund inflows as investors buy the dip
Ethereum attracts $155 million, pushing year-to-date inflows to $862 million, highest since 2021. Key Takeaways Digital asset investment products saw $176m in inflows as investors bought the recent price dip. Ethereum attracted $155m in inflows, bringing its year-to-date total to $862m, the highest since 2021. Crypto funds attracted $176 million in inflows last week, with products indexed to Ethereum (ETH) leading the pack with $155 million in inflows, according to CoinShares. Total assets under management (AUM) of investment products, which had fallen to $75 billion during the correction, rebounded to $85 billion. This brings its year-to-date inflows of ETH funds...