Indiana has become the first U.S. state to legally include cryptocurrencies in state-managed retirement plans, requiring at least one crypto investment option. Additionally, it has banned crypto ATMs statewide under a separate law.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a second consecutive day of inflows with $225 million added, while ether funds slipped into outflows. XRP and solana ETFs maintained positive momentum, keeping broader crypto ETF sentiment mixed but resilient.
Ether Sees $10 Million Exit as Bitcoin
Bitwise's spot XRP ETF has become the largest fund in the U.S., with $10 million in weekly inflows, surpassing competitors. The XRP ETF market has attracted $1.25 billion in cumulative inflows, with Bitwise leading at $269.05 million in assets under management.
XRP ETF inflows fell 45% to $1.9 million last week, but year-to-date inflows remain strong at $153 million. Despite the slowdown, XRP saw no outflows, with robust monthly inflows of $106.8 million, leading among comparable products. US investors dominate the market, driving significant crypto ETF inflows.
_Record $8.9B outflows hit Bitcoin ETFs during price correction, but $1.5B in fresh inflows suggest demand is returning._
Bitcoin spot ETFs have recorded their largest capital drawdown since launching in January 2024. Roughly $8.9 billion exited the funds during the selloff, leaving many
Institutional adoption of Bitcoin stocks is rising sharply, with Rockefeller Capital increasing its position in MicroStrategy by 146% to 198,283 shares. Other investors, such as Amundi and South Korea's NPS, are also significantly boosting their holdings, reflecting a growing interest in Bitcoin amid its recent rally.