Definition ∞ Risk asset inflows represent the movement of capital into investments perceived as having higher potential returns but also higher volatility. These assets typically include equities, commodities, and, increasingly, cryptocurrencies. Such inflows often occur during periods of positive economic sentiment or when investors seek greater growth opportunities. They indicate a willingness among market participants to take on more exposure for potential gains.
Context ∞ News reports frequently discuss risk asset inflows as a barometer for broader market sentiment and economic conditions, including their impact on digital assets. When global liquidity is abundant or traditional safe-haven assets yield low returns, capital may flow into cryptocurrencies. These movements provide important context for understanding market shifts and investment trends.
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