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Institutional Inflows

Definition

‘Institutional Inflows’ represent the movement of capital from large financial entities, such as hedge funds, asset managers, and corporations, into cryptocurrency markets. These inflows signal growing acceptance and confidence in digital assets as a legitimate investment class. The scale and consistency of ‘Institutional Inflows’ can significantly influence market liquidity, price discovery, and the overall trajectory of digital asset valuations. They are often seen as a key indicator of broader market maturation.