Investors Inject $1.9B Into the Crypto Market After President Trump’s Executive Orders

  • Donald Trump’s executive orders boosted crypto market inflows.
  • Investors injected $1.9 billion in digital assets last week.
  • The investment cuts across Bitcoin and selected altcoins.

Donald Trump’s return to the Whitehouse appears to have boosted the rate of inflows into the digital assets ecosystem. CoinShares’ data show investors injected $1.9 billion into digital assets last week. According to analysts, the surge in inflows may relate to the executive order signed by President Trump, one of which focuses on initiating a strategic reserve asset in Bitcoin.

Beyond Bitcoin, several other digital assets experienced significant inflows, possibly because of the ongoing debate on the possibility of the US government modifying the proposed strategic Bitcoin reserve to a crypto stockpile that would include other cryptocurrencies. According to CoinShares’ data, Ethereum experienced a $205 million surge in inflows, while XRP saw investors inject $18.5 million into its ecosystem.

Related: Trump Signs Crypto Executive Orders: Bitcoin Resumes Rally, What’s Next?

Institutional Investors Step Up

Other digital assets with notable interest from investors in the past week include Solana, with $6.9 million in inflows, Chainlink, with an inflow of $6.6 million, and Polkadot, which experienced a $2.6 million funds injection from investors. It is worth noting that institutional investors were responsible for the bulk of the inflows, with iShares ETFs leading the charge with a weekly inflow of over $1.45 billion.

Related: Trump’s Crypto Orders: SEC Reforms and a Presidential Crypto Council

Crypto analysts observed that digital asset prices were relatively flat in the past week and did not reflect the potential effect of the notable inflows. Bitcoin closed the week at $102,573 after reaching a weekly high of $109,356. The move signaled a potential price rejection that continued into the new week, with the cryptocurrency falling below the $100,000 landmark and trading for $99,099 at the time of writing, according to data from TradingView.

Analysts believe the recent price drop is temporary, with the market awaiting more details about Trump’s crypto-focused policies. Many investors appear to be taking a cautious approach, holding off on major moves until there is more clarity from regulators and policymakers.

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