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Institutional investors are once again actively investing in crypto funds, adding approximately $716 million in fresh capital in a week. Total assets under management have grown to $180 billion, with the United States remaining the main driver of inflows, accounting for almost two-thirds of the new capital. Germany and Canada also showed significant activity, suggesting that interest in digital assets is not being restored in isolated locations, but rather across several key regions.
The structure of inflows shows which stories currently seem most compelling to institutions. Bitcoin products traditionally lead the way, receiving approximately $352 million, maintaining their status as the crypto market's main "reserve asset." XRP unexpectedly stood out in the background, with an influx of approximately $245 million, as did Chainlink, which attracted approximately $52.8 million and set a new weekly record. This signals that major investors are no longer limiting themselves to Bitcoin: they are starting to rebuild their risk portfolios in altcoins with a clear infrastructure role—from payment solutions to blockchain oracles.
