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Institutional Investors Buying the Dip After FTX Collapse

source-logo  coinculture.com 17 November 2022 10:00, UTC
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According to CoinShares’ Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly report, investment in digital asset products experienced the highest inflows in 14 weeks, amounting to $42 million. The inflows started later in the week due to the FTX/Alameda-induced price weakness.

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Most new fund inflows went to Bitcoin (BTC) investment vehicles, which gained $19 million last week. However, short-bitcoin investment instruments also saw $12.6 million worth of inflows.

CoinShares observed inflows from all geographical areas, particularly from the US, Brazil, and Canada. Switzerland was the exception, experiencing modest outflows of $4.6 million, but continues to have by far the highest year-to-date inflows.

Last week, $2.5 million was invested into Ethereum (ETH) investment products, whereas $1.1 million was lost by Solana (SOL) and $200,000 was gained by Polygon (MATIC). According to CoinShares, multi-asset investment vehicles—those that invest in multiple digital assets—had their biggest week of inflows since June.

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