The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of renewed strength as over $19 billion in capital inflows surged into the space over the past 30 days, according to analyst Ali Martinez and on-chain data from Glassnode.

This impressive inflow, tracked through the Aggregate Market Realized Value Net Position Change, reflects growing investor confidence—particularly among institutions. Notably, the largest chunk of this capital appeared at the start of May, coinciding with Bitcoin’s climb back to the $97,000 range.

What This Means for Bitcoin

Historically, similar large-scale inflows have preceded major Bitcoin rallies. With BTC already bouncing from April lows near $75,000, some believe the asset is building momentum for another leg higher.

But this isn’t just about price action. Long-term investors like Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, are vocal about why they’re turning to Bitcoin. Kiyosaki predicts a massive stock market crash and believes Bitcoin—alongside gold and silver—will act as a hedge against inflation and monetary expansion.

“If the crash hits, the Fed will print trillions. I’m not trusting fake money. I’m buying Bitcoin,” Kiyosaki warned in a recent tweet.

Should You Buy?

Institutional inflows, rising inflation fears, and macroeconomic instability are forming a bullish backdrop for crypto. That said, markets remain volatile, and while the inflow data is promising, timing the market is always a risk.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions.