Криптопродукты зафиксировали самый большой с декабря 2024 года приток средств

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2025-03-28Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-04-28

  • Эксперты CoinShares опубликовали еженедельный отчет о движении капитала в секторе криптофондов.
  • В период с 21 по 25 апреля в криптопродукты поступило $3,4 млрд.
  • Это самый большой приток средств с декабря 2024 года.

В период с 21 по 25 апреля 2025 года приток капитала в криптопродукты составил $3,4 млрд, это самый большой показатель с декабря 2024 года и третий за всю историю. Положительная динамика в секторе продолжается вторую неделю подряд после аналогичного периода оттока средств. Об этом говорится в еженедельном отчете CoinShares.

Продукты на базе биткоина привлекли $3,18 млрд, в Ethereum-фонды поступило $183 млн после восьми недель подряд оттоков. Также в XRP и Sui наблюдается значительный приток — $31,6 млн и $20,7 млн соответственно.

Общий объем активов под управлением в биткоин-продуктах достиг $132 млрд, такой уровень последний раз наблюдался в конце февраля 2025 года.

Приток/отток капитала в секторе криптофондов в разрезе активов. Источник: CoinShares.

«Мы считаем, что причинами такого интереса инвесторов к цифровым активам стали опасения относительно влияния тарифов на доходность компаний и резкое ослабление доллара США, в результате чего цифровые активы начинают рассматриваться как новое “тихое убежище”», — говорится в сообщении.

Основную часть притока обеспечили инвесторы из США, которые вложили $3,3 млрд. В то же время положительная динамика наблюдалась и в других странах, в частности в Германии, где приток составил $51,5 млн, а также в Швейцарии — $41,4 млн.

Приток/отток капитала в секторе криптофондов в разрезе стран. Источник: CoinShares.

Напомним, в период с 14 по 18 апреля 2025 года приток капитала в криптопродукты составил $6 млн.

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