tldr; Institutional investors poured $1.2 billion into Bitcoin and Ethereum funds last week amid rising global tensions, marking the tenth consecutive week of inflows. Bitcoin led with $1.1 billion, while Ethereum saw $124 million, its longest streak since 2021. Despite geopolitical jitters, including U.S.-Iran conflict developments, inflows reflect growing institutional confidence in crypto. Regional disparities were noted, with U.S. markets dominating inflows, while Hong Kong and Switzerland experienced outflows.
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tldr; Institutional investors poured $1.2 billion into Bitcoin and Ethereum funds last week amid rising global tensions, marking the tenth consecutive week of inflows. Bitcoin led with $1.1 billion, while Ethereum saw $124 million, its longest streak since 2021. Despite geopolitical jitters, including U.S.-Iran conflict developments, inflows reflect growing institutional confidence in crypto. Regional disparities were noted, with U.S. markets dominating inflows, while Hong Kong and Switzerland experienced outflows.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.