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Bitcoin ETF Inflows, Policy Shifts Signal Deeper Institutional Integration Despite Macro Pressure

Bitcoin ETF Inflows, Policy Shifts Signal Deeper Institutional Integration Despite Macro Pressure

Despite macroeconomic pressures and fading rate cut expectations, Bitcoin ETF inflows and policy shifts indicate deeper institutional integration. The IMF’s outlook and the Federal Reserve’s April Beige Book highlight ongoing progress, with crypto assets like BTC, tokenization, and stablecoins increasingly entering regulated finance. This suggests that institutional adoption is accelerating even without monetary easing.

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