JPMorgan analysts estimate that roughly $50 billion has flowed into digital assets so far this year, implying an annualized pace of about $66 billion. The bank said market momentum improved in the fourth quarter as spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds kept drawing inflows and open interest in the futures market increased. The update was cited by Techub, which referenced reporting from The Block. The figures point to continued capital entering the crypto market this year, while the analysts tied the stronger fourth-quarter tone to two factors named in the note: ongoing demand for spot Bitcoin ETFs and rising futures open interest. No additional breakdown of the flows was disclosed in the item.
JPMorgan analysts estimate that about $50 billion has flowed into digital assets so far this year, with the annualized pace running at roughly $66 billion.
The analysts said momentum improved in the fourth quarter as spot Bitcoin ETFs continued to attract money and open interest in the futures market increased.
Techub cited The Block for the report.
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