Institutional Crypto Investors Rebound to 155 in October
A second monthly increase signals improving appetite, though institutional participation remains well below its year-earlier level.
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A second monthly increase signals improving appetite, though institutional participation remains well below its year-earlier level.
The institutional bid is back, but Bitcoin's next leg depends on whether ETF demand holds at a steadier pace than the recent three-day surge.
The increase puts Tron’s DeFi capital base in focus, though TVL alone does not show which protocols attracted funds or whether growth came from new deposits.
BTC accounted for most of the day's demand, while ETH and SOL added breadth across major spot-ETF markets.
The milestone gives investors a direct read on institutional demand and broader risk appetite, with sustained flows the key test for the risk-on signal.
The persistent US demand gap leaves Bitcoin without confirmation of renewed capital inflows; a move back above zero could help catalyze a bull market.
The streak turns $100B from an exceptional monthly haul into a recurring benchmark for capital demand across ETF markets.