Bitcoin continues to dominate as 3rd week of inflows corrects outflows from previous months
Blockchain stock inflows also hit a recent high of $15 million. However, the total trading volume has dropped.
A third consecutive week of positive digital asset inflows fully corrected nine previous weeks of outflows for the market, according to a CoinShares report published on July 10.
This week's admissions recorded $136 million. Bitcoin (BTC) funds continued their trend of occupying the peg position, with 98% of inflows going into BTC. The remaining 2% came mainly from Ether (ETH), multi-asset holdings and a handful of altcoins.
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After nine weeks in which digital asset outflows outpaced inflows, this third straight week of positive movement brings the current streak total to $470 million . According to CoinShares, this total fully corrects the previous sequence of releases.
This brings inflows for the last 3 consecutive weeks to $470 million, fully correcting the previous 9 weeks of outflows.
Trade turnover has however slowed, which could be explained by seasonal effects, where lower volumes are generally observed in July and August.
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— CoinShares (@CoinSharesCo) July 10, 2023Bitcoin inflows showed no signs of slowing down last week after hitting year-round highs over the past two. As Cointelegraph previously reported,
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Blockchain stock inflows also hit a recent high of $15 million. However, the total trading volume has dropped.
A third consecutive week of positive digital asset inflows fully corrected nine previous weeks of outflows for the market, according to a CoinShares report published on July 10.
This week's admissions recorded $136 million. Bitcoin (BTC) funds continued their trend of occupying the peg position, with 98% of inflows going into BTC. The remaining 2% came mainly from Ether (ETH), multi-asset holdings and a handful of altcoins.
![](https://s3.cointelegraph.com/uploads/2023-07/1f354197-9b2d-47a7-9971-2215df585e48.jpg)
After nine weeks in which digital asset outflows outpaced inflows, this third straight week of positive movement brings the current streak total to $470 million . According to CoinShares, this total fully corrects the previous sequence of releases.
This brings inflows for the last 3 consecutive weeks to $470 million, fully correcting the previous 9 weeks of outflows.
Trade turnover has however slowed, which could be explained by seasonal effects, where lower volumes are generally observed in July and August.
2/6 pic.twitter.com/4uyvrY0aRP
— CoinShares (@CoinSharesCo) July 10, 2023Bitcoin inflows showed no signs of slowing down last week after hitting year-round highs over the past two. As Cointelegraph previously reported,
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