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    $1.4B Pour into Crypto Funds Q1’23 Weekly High

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterApril 21, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. Investment products linked to Bitcoin and Ethereum saw their largest weekly inflows since January, driven by increased risk appetite and Bitcoin surpassing $76,000.
    2. Bitcoin attracted over $1 billion in inflows, marking a strong technical rally after months of sideways movement, with limited demand for downside protection.
    3. Ethereum experienced its strongest weekly inflows since January, adding $328 million, while altcoins like Chainlink and Sui also gained, whereas XRP and Solana declined.
    4. Market sentiment remains volatile and headline-driven amid geopolitical tensions, with Bitcoin’s price fluctuating around $74,000 and expected range-bound movement.

    More money is flowing into cryptocurrency funds than ever before this year. Last week, investors put in $1.4 billion. This is the highest weekly total since early January. It marks the third straight week of positive movement in crypto investments.

    Bitcoin led the way, attracting over $1.1 billion. Its price recently rose above $76,000, the highest since February. This boost came after nearly two months of steady, sideways prices. Ethereum also saw strong growth, gaining $328 million, its best week since January. Other digital assets, like Chainlink and Sui, added a few million dollars each. However, XRP and Solana saw some money exit, with declines of $56 million and $2.3 million.

    Regionally, the U.S. led the activity with $1.5 billion invested. Germany, Canada, and Sweden also saw inflows. Meanwhile, Switzerland experienced outflows of $138 million.

    Markets reacted to geopolitical headlines, especially about Iran. Bitcoin’s price dipped below $74,000 briefly before recovering. Despite fluctuations, volatility remains low overall. Experts suggest that the market is waiting for clear signs of lasting change. These trends show how crypto can serve as both a store of value and a tool for innovation in digital finances.

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