JPMorgan: Crypto Market Inflows Reach $60 Billion Year-to-Date as Investor Interest in Altcoins Rises

According to a report by Jinse Finance, JPMorgan analysts estimate that capital inflows into digital assets have reached $60 billion so far this year, mainly driven by inflows into crypto funds, active trading of CME futures, and venture capital fundraising activities. The analysts noted that since the end of May, capital inflows have increased by nearly 50%, and are on track to easily surpass last year’s record high. They stated that a more favorable regulatory environment in the United States is one of the key driving factors. Investor interest in altcoins is also rising. Among them, Ethereum is the biggest beneficiary, due to its dominant position in decentralized finance (DeFi) and smart contracts, as well as its growing inclusion—alongside Bitcoin—in corporate treasury allocations. An increasing number of asset management firms are considering launching crypto ETFs based on altcoins and introducing staking mechanisms.