# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Inflows

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Inflows", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

XRP Emerges As Rotation Target As Investors Exit Bitcoin And Ethereum

XRP is emerging as a notable beneficiary of capital rotation as investors reduce their exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum. Despite its bearish price action and a current value of $1.47, XRP recorded inflows of over $33.4 million in a single week, while Bitcoin and Ethereum saw significant outflows of $133 million and $85.1 million, respectively. This shift indicates a change in short-term market momentum and a growing preference for the altcoin. Additionally, XRP dominated trading volumes in South Korea, securing $1.2 billion in 24 hours on major exchanges, far surpassing Bitcoin and Ethereum. Experts suggest this increased demand could potentially drive XRP's price upward.

bitcoinist02/18 07:01

XRP Emerges As Rotation Target As Investors Exit Bitcoin And Ethereum

bitcoinist02/18 07:01

XRP ranks second to Bitcoin in institutional interest, but why is it lagging?

XRP ranks as the second-most inquired crypto asset among institutional investors, trailing only Bitcoin, according to Grayscale. Recent ETF flow data supports this, showing significant net inflows into XRP, including $33.4 million in one week and $63 million in another, while Bitcoin experienced outflows. Despite strong institutional demand, XRP's price has struggled to stay above $2 due to substantial selling pressure. An analyst reports that over $5 billion in XRP has been sold on South Korea's Upbit exchange in recent months, with a single entity responsible for significant dumps, including 57 million XRP on February 15th, causing a 10% price drop. Additionally, historical trends suggest that when XRP outperforms Bitcoin, a correction often follows, indicating potential further decline unless Bitcoin rallies decisively above $70K.

ambcrypto02/17 17:02

XRP ranks second to Bitcoin in institutional interest, but why is it lagging?

ambcrypto02/17 17:02

Raydium’s 200% volume spike tests RAY’s breakout strength – Here’s why

RAY surged over 11% to $0.69 with a 200% spike in trading volume, breaking above a multi-month descending resistance level. This signals a potential structural shift, though sustainability remains uncertain. Key resistance lies at $0.857 and $1.287, while $0.543 is critical support. The RSI rebounded from oversold levels but remains below 50, indicating transitional momentum. Spot Taker CVD has flattened, suggesting reduced aggressive buying, while exchange inflows hint at profit-taking. Open Interest rose 17.81%, introducing leverage-driven volatility. Continued upward movement depends on renewed buyer conviction above $0.857; otherwise, the breakout may falter.

ambcrypto02/17 10:02

Raydium’s 200% volume spike tests RAY’s breakout strength – Here’s why

ambcrypto02/17 10:02

Jupiter’s 12% surge faces a reality check: On-chain activity hits 2-year low

Jupiter (JUP) experienced a significant 12% price surge, driven by hundreds of millions in capital over 24 hours. However, on-chain data reveals a stark contrast, with user activity and transaction volume hitting a two-year low, indicating the rally may be speculative rather than organically driven. Despite weak network usage, Total Value Locked (TVL) increased by $166 million, suggesting genuine capital commitment and longer-term positioning. Derivatives market growth was modest, reinforcing that spot buying and capital locking were primary drivers. Short-term price movement is expected to be influenced by liquidity clusters, with potential resistance near $0.18 and support around $0.15. The sustainability remains in question due to the divergence between price and on-chain fundamentals.

ambcrypto02/15 16:02

Jupiter’s 12% surge faces a reality check: On-chain activity hits 2-year low

ambcrypto02/15 16:02

Altcoin market momentum recovers to ‘neutral’ – Is an altseason next?

Altcoin market momentum has recovered to a "neutral" level, according to Swissblock's Alts Impulse signal, raising the possibility of a short-term altcoin season. This shift follows Bitcoin's defense of the $65k support level. Key indicators suggest potential for an altcoin surge: Stablecoin inflows, which represent buying power, have been rising since January, and the ETH/BTC ratio has increased by 3.5%, indicating Ethereum is outperforming Bitcoin—a typical pattern in altcoin recoveries. However, risks remain. A price reversal in Bitcoin, for which there is increased bearish hedging, could negatively impact altcoins. Additionally, a sustained drop in capital inflows would keep the market fragile. Recent performances show Zcash leading the top 20 assets with a 24% gain, followed by Hedera, Bitcoin Cash, and Solana. The overall altcoin recovery is contingent on Bitcoin's stability and continued capital entering the market.

ambcrypto02/14 16:02

Altcoin market momentum recovers to ‘neutral’ – Is an altseason next?

ambcrypto02/14 16:02

With Bitcoin’s price holding on, is its capitulation still ‘incomplete?’

Bitcoin's price has declined from its six-figure highs, entering a corrective phase but stopping short of full capitulation. It remains about 18% above the key on-chain realized price of $55,000, a level not yet breached as it typically deeper bear market washouts. Metrics like NUPL and MVRV have cooled but haven't reached the negative extremes seen in past bottoms, indicating that panic selling has not occurred. The correction is characterized by weakening capital absorption, slowing ETF and institutional inflows, and profit-taking rather than a structural market breakdown. While short-term holder selling has increased, signs of dip-buying and stable long-term holder base suggest the market is consolidating. Recovery is contingent on renewed capital inflows, ETF demand, and macro liquidity conditions.

ambcrypto02/13 15:02

With Bitcoin’s price holding on, is its capitulation still ‘incomplete?’

ambcrypto02/13 15:02

Bitcoin ETFs rebound with $166.5M inflows despite BTC price dip

Bitcoin ETFs saw a significant rebound with $166.5 million in inflows on February 10, reversing a trend of recent outflows. Leading the inflows were ARKB, FBTC, and IBIT. Despite this renewed institutional interest, Bitcoin's price declined by 3% to around $66,820, and on-chain activity decreased, indicating weaker short-term interest. However, Bitcoin's market dominance remained strong at 59%, suggesting large investors are accumulating while smaller traders exit. The derivatives market also saw a healthy reset as open interest halved, reducing systemic risk. Inflows were also recorded in Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs, signaling institutional diversification beyond Bitcoin. The market appears to be stabilizing, with long-term investment growing amid reduced volatility.

ambcrypto02/11 22:02

Bitcoin ETFs rebound with $166.5M inflows despite BTC price dip

ambcrypto02/11 22:02

AVAX’s rally odds – Here’s why traders should look out for liquidity

Despite a quiet broader market, the Avalanche (AVAX) ecosystem has demonstrated significant on-chain strength. It recorded $135 million in monthly net inflows, ranking fourth for both weekly and daily inflows. Most notably, active addresses surged over 242% since early January, surpassing 1.6 million, indicating deep network engagement even as the price fell. Technically, AVAX found support between $8.85–$11.86, with the RSI deeply oversold and the MACD showing a bullish crossover, suggesting a potential local bottom. However, a true price reversal requires a confirmed increase in trading volume. A key factor is the concentration of upside liquidation liquidity between $10–$12, which could be a target for market makers and a potential catalyst for increased volatility. The data presents a tension between strong underlying adoption and bearish price action, setting the stage for a possible move driven by liquidity dynamics.

ambcrypto02/11 03:06

AVAX’s rally odds – Here’s why traders should look out for liquidity

ambcrypto02/11 03:06

BlackRock’s IBIT Draws In $231M As Bitcoin ETFs Close Week Positively — Details

After a turbulent week in the cryptocurrency market, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded significant net inflows of $330 million on February 6, reversing a three-day trend of outflows. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led with $231.62 million in inflows, followed by Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB and Bitwise’s BITB. This surge coincided with Bitcoin reclaiming the $70,000 level and a positive shift in U.S. investor demand. Despite the strong Friday performance, the week ended with approximately $350 million in net outflows. Bitcoin’s price has since pulled back, trading around $68,900 at the time of writing.

bitcoinist02/09 09:18

BlackRock’s IBIT Draws In $231M As Bitcoin ETFs Close Week Positively — Details

bitcoinist02/09 09:18

Bitcoin – A look at Wall Street’s behaviour after BTC’s fall below $70K

Bitcoin's recent drop below $70,000 has created a divergence in market sentiment. While retail investors show extreme fear, institutional players are seizing the dip as a buying opportunity. U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a surprising net inflow of $330.7 million on February 6, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $231.6 million. This contrasts with massive outflows of $5.16 billion in the three prior days. Experts suggest the sell-off was mechanical rather than panic-driven, reflecting institutional rebalancing. Bitcoin’s high market dominance indicates a possible shift of capital from altcoins back into BTC, underscoring growing institutional influence on market dynamics.

ambcrypto02/08 11:01