Криптоинвесторы активно реагируют на слабость экономики США: приток $3,3 млрд за неделю Translation: Headline: Crypto investors actively respond to U.S. economic weakness: $3.3 billion inflow in a week

From September 5 to 13, investment products linked to digital assets experienced an influx of $3.3 billion, as reported by CoinShares.

The total assets under management reached $239 billion, marking the highest level since August. Year-to-date, the cumulative inflow rose to $38.4 billion.

This recovery was facilitated by macroeconomic news from the United States. On September 10, negative data regarding producer inflation was released, prompting Bitcoin’s price to hit $114,000 for the first time since late August, while Ethereum rose to $4,400.

The following day, information regarding the Consumer Price Index was released, aligning with forecasts. Unexpectedly, jobless claims reached their highest levels since October 2021. The value of the first cryptocurrency surpassed $116,000.

Market participants are increasingly confident about the imminent easing of monetary policy from the U.S. Federal Reserve, driven by concerning signals regarding the labor market. Investors anticipate a decrease in the key interest rate following the FOMC meeting on September 17.

The majority of the weekly inflow was directed towards Bitcoin products, which accounted for $2.4 billion—the highest figures were seen only in July of this year, according to analysts.

Ethereum funds attracted $646 million, following a streak of eight consecutive sessions where these instruments lost funds.

Structures focused on XRP and Solana continued to display a positive trend, receiving $198 million and $32 million, respectively, last week.

Regionally, the United States reclaimed the lead with an increase of $3.2 billion, while Germany observed the second-largest inflow of $160 million.

As a reminder, from August 29 to September 6, $352 million was withdrawn from investment products based on digital assets.