Odaily Planet Daily News: JPMorgan analysts stated that after outflows in December, the January inflows into cryptocurrency ETFs are stabilizing. In a report led by analyst Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, it was noted that while global stock ETFs recorded a record $235 billion in inflows, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs still experienced outflows last month. Currently, indicators such as ETF inflows and perpetual futures market positions suggest that selling pressure in the cryptocurrency market may be easing. Analysts believe the recent market correction in cryptocurrencies is primarily due to risk-averse behavior by investors following MSCI's October announcement of potential index delistings, rather than deteriorating market liquidity. MSCI's decision not to exclude Bitcoin and crypto financial companies from its global stock benchmark review in February 2026 may further support market stability.
JPMorgan: January Crypto ETF Inflows Rebound, Selling Pressure Easing
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JPMorgan analysts reported that ETF inflows into crypto assets rebounded in January following December's ETF outflows. A report by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou showed that global stock ETFs experienced $235 billion in inflows, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continued to face outflows. Current flows and futures positions suggest that selling pressure in the crypto market is easing. The recent correction is attributed to risk-off moves following MSCI's October index warning, not liquidity issues. The outcome of MSCI's February 2026 review could help stabilize the market.
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