Mars Finance News: JPMorgan analysts stated that after the outflow of funds in December, the capital flow into cryptocurrency ETFs is beginning to stabilize. An analyst report led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou pointed out that despite a record inflow of $235 billion into global stock ETFs, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs still experienced outflows last month. Currently, indicators such as ETF capital flow and perpetual futures market positions suggest that selling pressure in the cryptocurrency market may be easing. Analysts believe that the recent market correction in cryptocurrencies is mainly due to investors’ risk-averse behavior following MSCI’s announcement in October about potential index exclusions, rather than deteriorating market liquidity. MSCI’s decision not to exclude Bitcoin and crypto financial companies in the February 2026 global stock benchmark review may further support market stability.
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JPMorgan: Cryptocurrency ETF capital inflows rebound in January, market selling pressure may have eased
Mars Finance News: JPMorgan analysts stated that after the outflow of funds in December, the capital flow into cryptocurrency ETFs is beginning to stabilize. An analyst report led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou pointed out that despite a record inflow of $235 billion into global stock ETFs, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs still experienced outflows last month. Currently, indicators such as ETF capital flow and perpetual futures market positions suggest that selling pressure in the cryptocurrency market may be easing. Analysts believe that the recent market correction in cryptocurrencies is mainly due to investors’ risk-averse behavior following MSCI’s announcement in October about potential index exclusions, rather than deteriorating market liquidity. MSCI’s decision not to exclude Bitcoin and crypto financial companies in the February 2026 global stock benchmark review may further support market stability.