Investment products for digital assets register inflows of USD 1.2 billion, the fourth positive week in a row. This presumably reflects increasing institutional demand, against the backdrop that $BTC (+0,98 %) trading at its highest level since the beginning of February. The market is now looking ahead to the FOMC decision on April 28-29, which is likely to contribute to some caution. Total assets under management (AuM) rise to USD 155 billion, the highest level since February 1, but still well below the peak of USD 263 billion in October 2025.

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In the last few months, I've added a lot more and now the weekly savings plan has reached the quarter mark. Another milestone reached. Currently, only the savings plan is still running comfortably.

so that he can give away and burn even more money. Old-age provision is to be made more difficult. Poverty in old age is encouraged. 11 million people own BTC / cryptos in Germany. SPD = They are plundering Germany .

Austria collected exactly EUR 33.84 million in 2024 as a result of the abolition of the one-year holding period and the introduction of the flat-rate crypto tax (27.5% capital gains tax), which corresponds to just 0.57% of total capital gains tax revenue. This means that the actual tax revenue falls massively short of the government's initial expectations, which had originally hoped for new revenue of up to 300 million euros; the hoped-for big windfall for the state budget by putting cryptocurrencies on an equal footing with traditional shares has therefore definitely failed to materialize.

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The majority of $ETHs (+1,1 %) circulating supply is no longer freely tradable. Around 30 % of the total #ethereum are in validator contracts - a record figure. A further 5.8% is on the balance sheets of listed digital asset treasury companies, led by Bitmine with 4.98 million tokens - this corresponds to around 4.1% of the total supply and is therefore within reach of the 5% target. US spot$ETH (+1,1 %)-ETFs hold a further 5%. Net inflows into these products amounted to around USD 560 million in the first three weeks of April, led by BlackRock's ETHA and the staggered ETHB. Taking into account the overlap between staking and DAT pools, the actual tradable free float on the exchanges is at its lowest level since the merger.

This has not yet been reflected in the share price. $ETH (+1,1 %) DAT is still trading 52 % below its August high of $ 4,950. But the $ETH (+1,1 %)/$BTC (+0,98 %)-ratio has started to slowly work its way up from the February low - a first indication that capital is rotating back into $ALT (+4,87 %) - beta again. If this rotation gains momentum, there will be less supply to absorb it than in any previous cycle.

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Hey getquin,

In addition to my (All) World / EM ETF (which is not what today is about), I still have a little hodl to death $BTC (+0,98 %) in my portfolio. As satellites I have two sector ETFs $WITS (+0,12 %) (IT) and $WHCS (+2,12 %) (Health Care) as satellites.

The IT ETF is doing quite well. The Health Care is a failure across the board.

The idea behind the two ETFs was originally a portfolio booster without effort in a weighting where it is not a problem if nothing boosts 😅.

There is currently around 115k in both together. They are each saved with 1,000 euros per month (no, I'm not a millionaire, but I'm redeploying equity that was planned for a house purchase).

In the meantime @Epi s $DE000LS9U6W1 (-1,57 %) has also found its way into my portfolio. Significantly more volatile. Significantly more risk. But also significantly more boost than the two sector ETFs. And easy to buy and hold.

For a few days now, I've been thinking about selling the two sector ETFs, putting 50k into the wikifolio of @Epi to get a real booster in my portfolio, and to put the remaining 65k into my world / EM ETF to take out a little risk. I would gradually build up the 50k by the end of the year.

These are my thoughts. What are yours?

👍 Make

🆘 What is this weird product from @Epi be?

♥️ Sell the sector ETF and shift everything into the world / EM ETF

🚀 Sell the sector ETF and shift everything into Bitcoin

😭 Sell the sector ETF and send the money to me (justification in the comments)

🤣 Nah, better leave everything as it is

Thanks and a kiss

Your donkey 👄

$BTC (+0,98 %) continues to hold its own as a surprisingly robust crisis winner. Since the escalation in Iran at the end of February, the cryptocurrency has risen by around 23%, while stock markets fell and $GOLD and trended significantly weaker. Bitcoin gained a further 4.5% this week alone.

Institutional investors also remain committed: Products for digital assets recently attracted around one billion US dollars in fresh capital. Blockchain shares are also in particularly high demand, with record inflows this month.

Additional tailwinds could come from the USA. The focus there is on the Clarity Act, which is intended to provide clear rules for the crypto market. If passed, it would make it easier for banks and large investors in particular to enter the market. (Author James Butterfill, CoinShares' Head of Research)

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Today, institutional capital inflows are primarily focused on two channels: Inflows into US spot ETFs and purchases through digital asset treasuries (DATs). The latter - such as Strategy - pursue the goal of accumulating as many $BTC (+0,98 %) possible without the intention of selling. As long as they are not forced to sell positions, these holdings are effectively considered to be withdrawn from the market.

With ETFs, inflows and outflows are basically possible in both directions. In the current environment of increasing adoption, however, the buy side clearly dominates. More and more financial advisors are only now beginning to offer their clients corresponding products. At the same time, large financial institutions continue to launch new #bitcoin-ETFs to the market, most recently Morgan Stanley.

The development shows: If you add up the demand from ETFs and DATs, it already significantly exceeds the amount of new $BTC (+0,98 %)that come onto the market every day through mining. In addition, every four years or so, halving halves the number of new $BTC (+0,98 %).

ETFs and DATs together currently only account for around eleven percent of the total $BTC (+0,98 %)-supply. If this trend continues, an increasing imbalance between supply and demand seems likely - with the corresponding potential for prices to rise significantly.

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Digital asset investment products saw inflows of USD 1.4 billion, the highest weekly figure since January and the third consecutive week of positive inflows. This reflects a continued recovery in risk appetite, buoyed by talks to extend the ceasefire between the United States and Iran and boosted by the mid-week rise of $BTC (+0,98 %) over USD 76,000 in the middle of the week - the highest level since the price slump in February. Inflation data for March (consumer price index, CPI) stands at 3.3% year-on-year and is largely ignored by the market. Core inflation remains moderate at 2.6% and points to a supply-driven rather than a broad-based inflationary impulse.

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