Record Capital of $60 BILLION floods digital assets
Wall Street confirms the crypto explosion driven by U.S. regulation and the Altcoin frenzy
A new report from Wall Street giant JPMorgan (JPM) has revealed a spectacular trend, capital is flowing into digital assets at a record pace this year. This contrasts sharply with the decline of flows in markets such as private equity and traditional private credit.
JPMorgan estimates that net capital inflows into digital assets have reached $60 billion so far this year, an increase of nearly 50% since the firm's last update at the end of May. This figure encompasses flows from crypto funds, futures activity on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), and funding for crypto companies. At this pace, 2025 is on track to eclipse last year's record inflows.
JPMorgan analysts, led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, attribute this increase to a key factor: "The increase in capital inflows into digital assets over the past few months has likely been supported by favorable U.S. regulations." This more friendly regulatory environment is driving a resurgence in both private and public cryptocurrency markets.