Bitcoin and Ethereum Inflows Drop Over 30% in One Month

In Brief:

Bitcoin and Ethereum capital inflows declined from $45 billion to $30 billion.

The 30% drop raises concerns about weakening market momentum.

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Capital inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum have fallen sharply over the past month, according to crypto analyst Ali. The total funds moving into the two largest cryptocurrencies dropped from $45 billion to $30 billion, marking a 30% decrease.

This decline comes amid shifting investor sentiment and uncertainty in global markets. Some analysts speculate that institutional investors may be reassessing risk exposure, especially as Bitcoin hovers below key resistance levels. Ethereum’s struggles with scaling and transaction fees may also be contributing to lower demand.

While the drop in inflows may indicate short-term caution, long-term bullish trends, such as ETF adoption and increasing regulatory clarity, could help reverse the trend in the coming months.

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