Institutional investors have poured $2.6 billion into crypto asset vaults over the past two weeks, marking a seven-week high. This surge follows the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut on December 10th and the implementation of new FASB accounting rules. The crypto asset vault, primarily consisting of Bitcoin and Ethereum, has attracted significant attention, with Strategy, a cryptocurrency firm, acquiring over 20,000 BTC in a single week, amounting to nearly $2 billion.
Market data indicates that the majority of these funds have been directed towards Bitcoin and Ethereum, as institutional investors seek safer investment options. Analysts highlight the appeal of the crypto asset vault structure, which offers staking yields and opportunities for mergers and acquisitions, potentially making it more attractive than spot ETFs in the long term.
Institutional Crypto Inflows Surge to $2.6 Billion Amid Fed Rate Cuts
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