$9 Billion Floods Into Crypto Market In One Week — Bull Run Confirmed?
- In one week, the crypto market received a refreshed round of funding amounting to nearly $9 billion, showing signs of renewed investor confidence.
- All three crypto assets: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins saw strong positive net inflows, which added to market momentum.
- The early stages of a potential new bull run in the crypto market can be sensed from the capital inflows.
Recent activity in the crypto market has generated a huge wave of excitement, especially with the bringing in of $9 billion in capital over the past week. As posted by Ali (@ali_charts) on X (formerly Twitter), this might be a strong signal of a new bull run already underway.
Source: X @ali_charts
Based on data from Glassnode, crypto analyst, Ali shares information that illustrates the return of investor interest with sharp rises in market activity and capital movement across various major cryptocurrencies
Analyst Tracks Money Flow into the Crypto Market
Ali’s chart tracks the ‘Aggregate Market Realized Value Net Position Change, ‘ which shows how much money is flowing in and out of the crypto market. The chart is showing positive inflows, indicating that more money is entering cryptocurrencies rather than leaving, thus, a bullish sign.
The market had seen steady positive inflows of $11 billion over the week preceding April 25th. This means that investors are willing to invest in crypto again after a period that has been quite challenging.
Bitcoin (BTC) is also benefiting from new market momentum. Bitcoin’s price on April 20, 2025, was around $95,000. However, by April 25, it slipped slightly to roughly $93,925.
Although some prices changed slightly, inflows indicate that there is still faith in the future of cryptocurrency.
Hope of Bull Market Strengthened by Broad Capital Inflows
This data isn’t just for Bitcoin; it also includes other assets that are seeing positive action. Net position changes for Ethereum (ETH) and stablecoins also rose quite strongly.
An incredible amount of $4.1 billion into stablecoins was also done by investors as a way of exiting more volatile assets without fully turning their backs on crypto itself. The post explains that by April 25, total positive 30-day capital inflows totaled $10.7 billion, and there were no significant outflows that occurred by April 25.
Usually, such strong inflows over a short period of time signify growing market optimism and are an early indication of a broader bull market cycle beginning.
