Let's talk about the ETH market; the recent rebound has been very strong.
Recently, BTC rebounded by 1%, while ETH rebounded by 5%.
The main reasons are: 1. ETH dropped more in this cycle, falling 46% from the highs, while BTC only dropped 35%. 2. The Ethereum Foundation confirmed that the Fusaka mainnet upgrade will go live on December 3, reducing L2 gas fees by 89%. 3. ETH ETF net inflows turned positive on December 1 with $180 million, reversing the $1.64 billion outflow in November, with total institutional holdings exceeding $13 billion.
It’s clear that ETH’s technical upgrades have attracted a lot of Wall Street institutions.
Combined with strong rebound demand, this has made ETH’s rally particularly intense. #比特币行情观察
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Long-shortEquityStrategyMaster
· 12-05 00:06
Bears, fix bayonets and gather, gather, gather, gather! Free airdrop of ETH to the grave, charge, charge, charge, charge, charge, charge, charge, charge, charge, charge, charge!
Let's talk about the ETH market; the recent rebound has been very strong.
Recently, BTC rebounded by 1%, while ETH rebounded by 5%.
The main reasons are:
1. ETH dropped more in this cycle, falling 46% from the highs, while BTC only dropped 35%.
2. The Ethereum Foundation confirmed that the Fusaka mainnet upgrade will go live on December 3, reducing L2 gas fees by 89%.
3. ETH ETF net inflows turned positive on December 1 with $180 million, reversing the $1.64 billion outflow in November, with total institutional holdings exceeding $13 billion.
It’s clear that ETH’s technical upgrades have attracted a lot of Wall Street institutions.
Combined with strong rebound demand, this has made ETH’s rally particularly intense.
#比特币行情观察