From 20 to 24 April, crypto funds attracted $1.2 billion, updating the positive series for four consecutive weeks. Funds under management increased to $155 billion, the highest level since early February. Market support was provided by the rise in Bitcoin prices above $76,000.

Almost all of the traditional Bitcoin inflows - $933 million - have surpassed $4 billion since the start of the year. The tools focused on BTC’s decline received $16.5 million. Ethereum funds have received $192 million, and demand for the airwaves has been holding for three consecutive weeks. The additional impetus has been for interest in shares of blockchain companies, with ETFs investing $617 million over three weeks.

Among the regions, the US leads with $1.1 billion. Germany doubled inflows to 61.7 million, Switzerland recorded $35.2 million and Canada $15 million. Analysts attribute the dynamics to heightened attention from institutional players, but investors remain cautious ahead of the Fed meeting on April 29. Crypto funds had attracted $1.4 billion a week earlier.