Cryptocurrency investment funds received $901 million from October 20 to 26, after the highest since July, $2.2 billion, the week before, according to CoinShares.
In total, since the beginning of the year, the inflow into food products has exceeded $27 billion - almost three times the record value for 2021 ($10.5 billion).
"Bitcoin flows are heavily influenced by US politics. The current surge in interest is due to the rising chances of the Republicans," the review says.
Bitcoin instruments received $920 million, up from $2.13 billion the week before.
From structures that allow shorting on digital gold, investors withdrew $1.3 million (in the previous reporting period, they added the maximum $12.3 million since March).
Ethereum funds have resumed their negative streak, with an inflow of $57.5 million followed by an outflow of $34.7 million.
Solana, Litecoin, and XRP-based instruments saw client investments increase by $10.8 million, $1.8 million, and $0.2 million, respectively.
Altcoin-based products receive $2.1 million in funding.
As a reminder, BTC ETF issuers purchased 976,873 BTC ($66.2 billion), which is equivalent to almost 5% of the available supply.
Bitcoin options market participants have prepared for a bullish scenario following the US presidential election and the Fed meeting by increasing their OI on November calls with strike prices above $80,000.
