JPMorgan says crypto inflows are running at a $66 billion annualized pace for 2026
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JPMorgan reports roughly $50B in year-to-date crypto inflows and notes a rebound to a ~$66B annualized pace, with ETF flows turning positive after mid-year outflows. The bank highlights rising institutional positioning in Bitcoin and Ethereum over the past two months and modest miner net selling (~$1.8B), suggesting supply pressure remains contained. Combined, stronger ETF and futures participation supports improved near-term flow momentum into Q4.
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JPMorgan analysts say annualized inflows into digital assets are running at about $66 billion for 2026, up from a $52 billion annualized pace recorded in May but still about half the level seen in 2025 before a prolonged “crypto winter.” They said first-half inflows were driven largely by Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases, while crypto ETFs shifted from outflows earlier in the year to inflows after heavy selling in May and June. Bitcoin miners have been net sellers in 2026, but total selling has been modest at around $1.8 billion, according to JPMorgan’s analysis. Bitcoin was trading at $82,900 U.S. on Oct. 9.
