Global crypto investment products recorded $1.2 billion in net inflows last week, extending a 10-week streak, according to CoinShares. The inflows reflect rising institutional confidence despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. Bitcoin dominated with $1.1 billion, while Ethereum saw $124 million, its largest inflow since mid-2021. U.S.-based funds led the surge with $1.25 billion, suggesting strong domestic interest. The trend indicates investors are “buying the dip” amid volatile markets. Total crypto asset inflows for 2024 now exceed $17 billion. Analysts view this sustained momentum as a sign of crypto’s increasing maturity and appeal as a hedge in uncertain global economic and political environments.