Wall Street Puts $3.5 Billion Into Crypto Despite Rising Interest Rates
Crypto funds drew $3.55 billion last week, the most in 2026, days after the Fed raised rates. Here is who bought and why. The post Wall Street Puts $3.5 Billion Into Crypto Despite Rising Interest Rates appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Crypto funds drew $3.55 billion last week, the most in 2026, days after the Fed raised rates.
- Here is who bought and why.
- The post Wall Street Puts $3.5 Billion Into Crypto Despite Rising Interest Rates appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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