The Crypto Fear & Greed Index climbed above 29 on Monday for the first time since January 29, pulling out of “miedo extremo” and settling into plain “ fear.” It is a small move on a scale, but in crypto markets, it signals a shift in mood that money tends to follow.
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Crypto investment products drew $1.4 billion in fresh inflows last week, according to data from CoinShares — the second-largest weekly figure recorded since January. The gain built on the prior week’s $1.1 billion, stretching the inflow run to three straight weeks and $2.7 billion combined.
Total assets under management across crypto exchange-traded products rose close to $155 billion, the highest mark since early February. Just weeks earlier, in March, that figure had fallen as low as $128 billion.
El jefe de investigación de CoinShares, James Butterfill, señaló un apetito de riesgo en recuperación, ligado en gran parte a las conversaciones en curso sobre el alto el fuego entre EE. UU. e Irán. El precio de Bitcoin añadió al ánimo, empujando brevemente hacia $78,000 el viernes antes de retroceder.
Bitcoin y Ether Lideran, Altcoins Quedan Rezagados
Bitcoin products captured the bulk of the action. Data shows inflows into Bitcoin ETPs reached $1.12 billion for the week, pushing year-to-date totals to $3 billion, with assets under management sitting at $123 billion. US spot Bitcoin ETFs alone accounted for roughly $1 billion of that weekly total.
Ether had its strongest week since January, pulling in $328 million. That was enough to flip Ether ETPs into positive territory for the year, with year-to-date inflows now sitting at $197 million.
Not everything moved in the same direction. XRP products bled $56 million in outflows, the largest among altcoins. Solana recorded smaller but still negative flows of $2.3 million.
Short-Bitcoin products took in just $1.4 million, suggesting only a thin slice of investors are still betting against the market.
Los Datos de Inflación Son Pasados Por Alto
Geográficamente, EE. UU. lideró la mayor parte de la acción — $1.5 mil millones en entradas. Alemania quedó en segundo lugar con $28 million. Suiza tomó la dirección contraria, registrando $138 million en salidas.
El IPC de marzo se situó en 3.3% interanual, con la inflación subyacente en 2.6%. Based on reports from CoinShares, markets largely looked past the headline number, treating core inflation as contained and supply-driven rather than broad-based.
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