JPMorgan analysts said in a Wednesday report that digital assets have attracted about $50 billion in inflows so far this year, pointing to a pickup in investment momentum heading into the fourth quarter. The report tied that trend to a recovery in ETF flows and an increase in futures positioning. The update was cited by Techub, which referenced Crypto.news as the source. While the note did not provide a detailed asset-by-asset breakdown in the material provided, it framed the combination of renewed ETF demand and rising futures positions as the main drivers behind the year’s inflow figure. The report’s timing also places the bank’s view at the start of the fourth quarter, when analysts said momentum had strengthened.
JPMorgan analysts said in a Wednesday report that digital assets have attracted about $50 billion in inflows this year, with investment momentum strengthening as the market moves into the fourth quarter.
The report pointed to two factors: a recovery in ETF flows and an increase in futures positions.
Techub cited Crypto.news in reporting the update.
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