According to Decentrader, institutional investment inflows have plummeted in recent days as bitcoin has surged to all-time highs.Domestic markets are increasingly seeing an influx of institutional money, which is creating demand at a time of low interest. institutional demand is apparently perceived as a positive factor.After falling to $ 1,600 on January 24, institutional demand returned to $ 2,059 shortly after. Analysts at Decentrader said that while demand was initially suppressed, it has now returned to levels close to $ 2,000. The consultants they said: "an influx of $ 2.059 billion (about 60% of inflows) in the last 48 hours has restored the level of $ 2.048 billion".The influx of institutions, which totaled about $ 4 billion, was one of the catalysts for the bitcoin rally. The stock market led the way with a rally of 3%, and institutional demand was again strong enough to generate a push to $ 10,000.Institutional demand was strong enough to overcome historical resistance at $ 10,000However, after holding at this level, institutional demand began to decline, and this is what prompted bitcoin to surge to $ 10,440. Decentrader analysts said:"In the last 24 hours, institutional demand has fallen, and this may be a bad sign for bitcoin."One of the main factors that could have led to an increase in institutional demand is the devaluation of the pound. Previously, the pound was considered a safe haven asset, and now with Donald trump's unexpected victory in the United States, the pound is being held in reserve for investment projects. The experts pointed to the ongoing recovery of the US dollar and the depreciation of the dollar as a means to preserve the value of the dollar.Investors are also wary of further declines in the us dollar. JPMorgan Chase said that the us dollar could be weaker than it was before this week. Prior to trump's victory, the dollar was trading around .9999, which indicates a weakness of the reserve currency. Chase said:"The dollar may have started to weaken a bit, but Americans have been buying since the beginning of the year, and the dollar hasn't been strong since mid-October."Prior to trump's victory, gold has been steadily rising, and on November 3, analysts at JPMorgan Chase said that the asset is ready for the bull market. since the start of the year.Prior to the US election, gold has been steadily rising, and on November 2, analysts at JPMorgan Chase said that the gold standard is finally breaking. Chase said that the us dollar could be weaker because of the influence of investors, and how this affects the us dollar.Gold will break the: this is the first major indicator that indicates the onset of an uptrend. Analysts