Bitcoin’s resurgence is fueling record inflows into crypto funds, with assets hitting $167 billion in May.
Up 15% in three months, BTC has eclipsed gold and global stocks, drawing investors seeking shelter from dollar declines and equity uncertainty.
“The US investment story is losing steam,” said Coin Bureau’s Nic Puckrin, noting Bitcoin’s resilience.
Spot ETF approvals have accelerated institutional participation, while traditional assets struggle—equity funds lost $5.9 billion, and gold saw its first outflows since early 2023. For many, crypto is no longer just a speculative bet but a core portfolio diversifier.
