Global crypto funds see $1.4 billion in weekly inflows as bitcoin rebound boosts risk appetite: CoinShares
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Global crypto funds experienced $1.4 billion in weekly inflows, driven by increased demand for Bitcoin, which rose above $76,000. CoinShares reported that this rebound boosted risk appetite among investors, contributing to the significant inflows into crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) during the week. The positive sentiment reflects renewed confidence in Bitcoin’s price momentum.
Strategy added $2.54 billion in Bitcoin last week, marking its largest purchase in over 16 months. The buy coincided with STRC’s ex-dividend date, highlighting increased activity from dividend traders. This significant acquisition reflects ongoing institutional interest in Bitcoin, with the total amount representing one of the largest single buys since late 2022.
In 2026, AI trading bots are gaining popularity, with six leading options trending for cryptocurrency and stock markets. These bots are automating trading strategies, reducing manual effort, and increasing efficiency. Meanwhile, Bitcoin mining is becoming less accessible, prompting investors to explore AI trading solutions as an alternative method of market participation.
Bitcoin's price has risen to around $75,200, breaking above a descending channel after two weeks of market shifts. This recovery follows a prolonged decline in Q1 2026, with BTC now trading within the key resistance band of $75,000 to $80,000. The market's quiet but significant shift suggests a potential major recovery for Bitcoin.
Strategy (MSTR) made a $2.54 billion Bitcoin purchase, marking its third-largest buy and surpassing BlackRock's holdings. This significant acquisition, announced in April 2026, strengthens MSTR's position in Bitcoin and increases its influence over the BTC supply. The move highlights corporate interest in Bitcoin as a key asset in the evolving crypto landscape.
MicroStrategy has overtaken BlackRock as the largest institutional Bitcoin holder, reflecting increasing institutional interest in Bitcoin. This shift highlights growing confidence among large investors and may contribute to market stability amid volatility. The change underscores MicroStrategy’s strategic focus on Bitcoin, positioning it as a major player in the institutional crypto space.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy (NYSE: MSTR) has acquired over $2.54 billion worth of Bitcoin, surpassing 800,000 BTC and boosting its total BTC treasury to over $61 billion. This purchase, announced today, has overtaken BlackRock’s Bitcoin holdings, marking a significant milestone in corporate crypto accumulation. The move highlights Saylor’s continued bullish stance on Bitcoin.
