过去一周内超70,000枚比特币从交易所流出

Odaily reported that according to the disclosure of crypto analyst Ali, over 70,000 bitcoins have flowed out of exchanges in the past week, indicating that investors maintain long-term confidence in Bitcoin.

Over 70,000 Bitcoins Have Flown Out of Exchanges in the Past Week

According to data from glassnode shared by Andrew Dragosch, the research director at Bitwise, on Wednesday, the net outflow from CEX exceeded 17,000 BTC, which, at the current market price of $98,600, is worth over $1.6 billion, the largest single-day currency outflow since April 2024. (Coindesk)

Analyst: $1.6 billion worth of Bitcoin flowed out of CEX yesterday, the highest single-day outflow since April

Odaily reported that James Butterfill, the head of research at CoinShares, posted on <platform> that due to investors buying the dip, Dai inflows into Dai have continued this week, reaching $740 million so far this week.

CoinShares: Ethereum has seen $740 million in inflows this week

Odaily reports that according to a report by glassnode, Bitcoin user engagement saw a significant increase in 2024. On-chain data shows that its average daily trading volume reached $8.7 billion, reflecting growing economic activity within the Bitcoin network. The company researched Bitcoin's "Transfer Volume", which is a metric that tracks the total amount of BTC transferred on the blockchain. Specifically, glassnode studied the entity-adjusted transfer volume, excluding internal wallet transfers within the same investor cluster, and only focusing on transactions between different entities. This can more clearly reflect the actual economic trends on the network, as transfers between individual investor wallets do not contribute significantly to the market. Over the course of the year, the transfer volume saw a noticeable increase, especially around the time when Bitcoin price broke through $100,000 at the end of 2024. Although the metric has since stabilized, the overall growth in transaction activity indicates that Bitcoin's role in large-scale financial transactions has risen, processing $32 trillion in economic transactions just last year alone. Additionally, the realized market capitalization, which measures Bitcoin's true market value, has also seen a significant increase during this period, suggesting that the capital invested by Bitcoin holders has grown.