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Solana has led cryptocurrency is rising weekly institutional investor inflows. Since it burst into the spotlight months ago, the altcoin has been on a winning streak that it has maintained. Inflows had decreased the previous week, but altcoins had increased. This alludes to a tendency of institutional investors shifting their focus to cryptocurrencies when the market declines.

Inflows of digital assets from institutional investors can often indicate how investors feel about the market. The greater the inflows, the more likely institutions are optimistic about cryptocurrencies. Over the last two months, the market has seen continuous inflows. This sum, however, can vary substantially from week to week.

Solana is the top altcoin inflow

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CoinShares recently published its weekly digital asset inflows report, which provided insight into how institutional investors view the market. To begin with, total digital asset inflows were much lower than the prior week. On the other hand, Altcoins like Solana and Tron have seen an increase in inflows for the week.

Solana led the group with total inflows of up to $19 million, up from $14.6 million the previous week. The digital asset had maintained its status as a favorite of institutional investors.

Tron was the week’s breakout star. The “world computer” coin, which has rarely appeared on weekly asset inflows this year, has advanced due to its recent price increase. With current total assets under management (AuM) of $17 million, the digital asset has surpassed Cardano to become the second most liquid altcoin.

Multi-asset investing products were also popular. Inflows into multi-asset investment products were $15 million in total.

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Bitcoin’s dominance remains unassailable

In terms of influx volume, bitcoin once again outpaced altcoins. Bitcoin accounted for $51 million of the overall $88 million in digital inflows. Total inflows and bitcoin inflows were lower than the previous week when total inflows were $306 million, and bitcoin inflows were $247 million.

Ethereum’s five-week inflow streak ended this week, as the digital asset experienced slight outflows. Ethereum had a total of $17 million in withdrawals, putting it in first place among altcoins with the greatest outflows.

According to the research, institutional investors are still positive about Solana and Bitcoin. Despite leading in inflows, bitcoin had a 13% dip in trading volumes across its investment products last week, bringing the total to $3.1 billion.

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