According to JPMorgan analysts, year-to-date inflows into digital assets have reached $60 billion, mainly driven by inflows of crypto funds, active futures trading at CME, and venture capital fundraising activity. Analysts note that inflows have increased by nearly 50% since the end of May and are on track to easily surpass last year's all-time record.
Analysts say a friendlier regulatory environment in the US is one of the key drivers. Investor interest in counterfeit products is also on the rise. Ethereum is the biggest beneficiary because of its dominance in decentralized finance (DeFi) and smart contracts, and its increasing inclusion in corporate treasury allocations, along with bitcoin. A growing number of asset managers are interested in launching crypto ETFs based on counterfeit products and introducing staking mechanisms.
JPMorgan Chase: Crypto market inflows have reached $60 billion so far this year, and investor interest in counterfeit products has risen
2025-07-24 16:32:20
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