JPMorgan: Institutional Crypto Demand Set to Strengthen After $130B Breakout Year
JPMorgan expects institutional investment in cryptocurrencies to keep climbing in 2026, following a record $130 billion in inflows during 2025. The projection signals a deeper shift in how large investors view digital assets—not as a fringe trade, but as a core component of modern portfolios.
According to the bank, last year’s surge was fueled by the expansion of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, improved market infrastructure, and growing regulatory clarity across major economies. These developments lowered long-standing barriers for pension funds, asset managers, and hedge funds, unlocking fresh capital at scale.
JPMorgan notes that institutions are increasingly using crypto for diversification, inflation hedging, and long-term exposure to blockchain innovation. Beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, interest is also rising in tokenized real-world assets and blockchain-based financial products.
While volatility and regulatory risks remain, the bank believes the broader trend is firmly intact. If inflows continue as expected, 2026 could mark another major step toward crypto’s full integration into global financial markets.
#BTC100kNext? #USDemocraticPartyBlueVault #BinanceHODLerBREV #BinanceNews #USNonFarmPayrollReport
