Bitcoin Inflows Shows Institutional Investors Are Back On The Bull Train

Bitcoin Inflows Shows Institutional Investors Are Back On The Bull Train

Bitcoin recovered above $50K on Tuesday following a rallying that pulled the market back into the green. October has so far been good for the digital asset and investors have begun to return again into the market amid recovering prices. On the investment front, inflows show that institutional interest in bitcoin is returning after inflows had fallen short of expectations in the previous weeks. Bitcoin Makes Up 76.6% Of Weekly Inflows A report published by CoinShares shows that bitcoin inflows had picked back up. Altcoins had been taking more market share as their popularity grew due to the....


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