TREE NEWS reports: JPMorgan analysts estimate roughly $50 billion has flowed into digital assets so far this year, equivalent to an annualized pace of $66 billion. The bank’s analysts said momentum is improving heading into the fourth quarter.
JPMorgan Estimates $50B Flowed Into Crypto This Year
AI take
JPMorgan's estimate matters less as a precise figure than as a signal that a major bank is now framing crypto inflows as a trackable macro variable. The annualized pace implies that momentum, not just absolute flows, is the metric being watched heading into the fourth quarter. Whether that improving momentum holds through year-end — or proves to be a seasonal artifact — is the open question.
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