Bitcoin, Ethereum Funds Pulled in $1.2 Billion Amid Rising Global Tension Last Week
Bitcoin attracts $1.1 billion despite a price correction, while Ethereum posts its longest streak since 2021, data compiled by CoinShares shows.
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