TREE NEWS reports: JPMorgan analysts estimate roughly $50 billion has flowed into digital assets in 2026, an annualized pace of about $66 billion, up from $52 billion in May but still about half of last year’s rate. ETF flows have improved since August and turned net positive year-to-date, while CME bitcoin and ether futures institutional positioning has rebounded over the past two months. Listed-company treasuries were the main buyers, and bitcoin miners sold about $1.8 billion net this year.
JPMorgan: Crypto Inflows Near $50B in 2026, About Half of Last Year’s Pace
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The composition of flows matters more than the headline pace. Treasuries doing the buying while miners sell into strength suggests corporate balance-sheet demand is absorbing supply rather than broad-based speculative appetite returning. The ETF and CME futures rebound points to institutional re-engagement, but at roughly half last year's rate, the question is whether that recovery broadens beyond listed-company treasuries or stalls as a narrow, single-channel bid.
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