Let the data speak: Comparison of last Friday's data and capital changes
The current market data has not changed much compared to last Friday, whether it is market value, transactions or funds.
First of all, in terms of market value, although Ethereum has not successfully driven the overall upward trend of the market, the data performance is still temporarily strong, while the altcoin is in a weak position following the trend of Bitcoin. The market share of Ethereum has eaten up the share of altcoins and Bitcoin.
The transaction volume has increased slightly, and the market liquidity is still insufficient. In the stage of sideways fluctuations, the lower liquidity represents the market sentiment brewing. By observing the weekend data, the transaction volume slowly resumed growth with Monday.
In terms of funds, Monday is not optimistic at present. The on-site funds increased by 100 million, and the net inflow of off-site funds was 76 million US dollars. In terms of off-site funds, although it was a net inflow compared to last Friday, according to the capital data we observed over the weekend, in fact, Asian and American funds flowed in over the weekend, while according to the capital data on Monday, funds were flowing out slightly. Especially US funds, they have returned to the state of capital outflow on the eve of the opening of the US stock market. Now we just hope that funds can flow back after the US stock market closes. If the funds do not flow back, the help that the US stock market currently brings to the crypto market will be weakened, and it will instead suck money from the crypto market.
Because it is Monday, the data has not fully started. Tomorrow we will focus again on data changes, especially changes in funds. Tonight, the US stock market opened well. The only thing we need to determine now is whether the US stock market has played a positive role in driving the crypto market, or whether it has formed a short-term capital sucking.