Last Week’s Market Highlights:
Alpha Mining: BTC has stabilized at the 4-hour level, with a clear upward structure, showing a mild and orderly recovery trend. ETH’s catch-up rally structure is gradually taking shape, with a trend slope noticeably steeper than BTC. Driven by capital inflows, the upward pace has further accelerated. RENDER surged over 66.60% last week, becoming the most eye-catching token; PEPE and BONK also recorded gains of 64.56% and 62.63%, respectively.
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On-Chain Funds: Currently, the flow of funds on public chains shows a clear differentiation. More stable, allocation-oriented funds are flowing back into core settlement layers represented by Ethereum. Base, as the user entry point and asset distribution layer, continues to see net inflows. Polymarket Builders’ trading volume hit a record high, further strengthening the leading effect, with trading volume mainly concentrated in mature tools like betmoar.
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