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Investment Inflows

Definition

Investment inflows represent the total capital directed into a specific asset, market, or sector over a defined period, indicating investor interest and confidence. In the digital asset space, these typically refer to the net amount of fiat currency or other cryptocurrencies moving into crypto funds, exchanges, or decentralized protocols. Strong inflows often correlate with positive market sentiment and rising asset prices, while outflows suggest declining interest or market apprehension. They serve as a key metric for assessing market health and growth.