... expectations for ETF launches for these assets and the growth of confidence in them. Meanwhile, traditional altcoins from previous cycles, such as Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash, experienced slight outflows. This indicates a selective approach by investors: capital is flowing mainly into projects deemed the most promising and institutionally prepared. Major Investors and Companies in the Crypto Market The growing trust in cryptocurrencies is confirmed by the actions of well-known investors and corporations. Major economic players are betting on digital assets, thereby strengthening ...

... buyers. Optimism is supported by several factors: firstly, the emerging regulatory clarity (following the passage of initial cryptocurrency asset laws, such as in the U.S.) is improving trust in the industry; secondly, there is a continued influx of institutional capital through investment funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs); and thirdly, the macroeconomic environment remains favorable (moderate inflation and increased investor interest in risk assets). The market sentiment index is currently in the moderate ...

... (Payments, Series B $82M): Aiming to simplify the process of digital payments through smart contracts and integrations with banks. The fundamental analysis of these projects indicates a strong development team, high market demand for their ideas, and institutional interest in finding ways to expand their crypto infrastructure. 3. Multicoin Capital: DeFi and Infrastructure Solutions Among the recent investments, Multicoin Capital stands out with: p2p.me (Service, Seed $2M): A P2P platform for simplified trading of digital assets and fiat money. DoubleZero (Infra, Private $28M): Aiming to ...

... deeper. Moreover, as banks integrate Bitcoin ETFs, the supporting infrastructure for Bitcoin trading and custody will advance, further solidifying liquidity. In the long run, a more liquid and mature Bitcoin market could attract even more institutional capital. Institutional and Retail Investor Interest Both institutional and individual investors stand to benefit from Bitcoin’s move into mainstream finance. Large institutions now have a bank-vetted, regulated vehicle to gain Bitcoin exposure within their portfolios,...

... and not to mutual investment funds, which could unnecessarily restrict capital from private donors. Germany: A Significant Signal Towards the Cryptocurrency Market One thing is certain: the new law will open the gates for a substantial influx of new capital into the cryptocurrency market. Analysts expect immense interest from institutional investors, benefiting not only existing special funds but also new funds that have yet to be established by institutions such as banks, insurance companies, and pension funds. The new law will further strengthen Germany's position as a location ...