PANews December 18 News, according to Decrypt, influenced by the Federal Reserve’s rate cut on December 10 and new FASB regulations, crypto asset vaults (DAT) mainly holding Bitcoin and Ethereum recorded a net inflow of $2.6 billion over the past two weeks, reaching a seven-week high. Strategy company purchased over 20,000 BTC twice in one week, totaling nearly $2 billion. Market data shows that funds mainly flowed into BTC and ETH, reflecting an institutional “risk-averse preference.” Analysts say that the DAT structure is more attractive in the long term due to accessible staking yields, participation in mergers and acquisitions, or being more appealing than spot ETFs.
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Federal Reserve rate cuts and new accounting regulations drive institutional accumulation; crypto asset vaults attract $2.6 billion in two weeks
PANews December 18 News, according to Decrypt, influenced by the Federal Reserve’s rate cut on December 10 and new FASB regulations, crypto asset vaults (DAT) mainly holding Bitcoin and Ethereum recorded a net inflow of $2.6 billion over the past two weeks, reaching a seven-week high. Strategy company purchased over 20,000 BTC twice in one week, totaling nearly $2 billion. Market data shows that funds mainly flowed into BTC and ETH, reflecting an institutional “risk-averse preference.” Analysts say that the DAT structure is more attractive in the long term due to accessible staking yields, participation in mergers and acquisitions, or being more appealing than spot ETFs.