JPMorgan's Crypto Reality Check: $11 Billion Q1 Flows Are a Screaming Signal Nobody Wants to Hear
JPMorgan's latest crypto flow data just dropped a bomb: inflows cratered to $11 billion in Q1, compared to $33 billion a year ago. After predicting a banner 2026, the bank's own numbers are telling a very different story.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- JPMorgan's Q1 crypto inflows crashed to $11 billion—a 67% decline from Q1 2025—contradicting the bank's own early-year predictions 𝕏
- The $130 billion 2025 inflow likely included a heavy front-load of institutional money that's now exhausted, not accelerating 𝕏
- Lower flows don't immediately threaten crypto prices, but they signal institutions view crypto as a completed trade, not a growth opportunity 𝕏
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Originally reported by The Block
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