2025-09-22 00:05:40

Data: Today's on-chain capital flow shows a net inflow of 37.2 million USD into Ethereum and a net outflow of 53.4 million USD from Base. According to ChainCatcher, data from Artemis indicates a net inflow of 37.2 million USD into Ethereum, and a net inflow of 33.8 million USD into Hyperliquid; with a net outflow of 53.4 million USD from Base and a net outflow of 23.6 million USD from Arbitrum.

ETH3,35%

ARB4,72%

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It_sGoodToTakeMeTo

· 2025-09-22 00:08

Data: Today's on-chain capital flow shows a net inflow of 37.2 million USD into Ethereum and a net outflow of 53.4 million USD from Base. According to ChainCatcher, data from Artemis indicates a net inflow of 37.2 million USD into Ethereum, and a net inflow of 33.8 million USD into Hyperliquid; with a net outflow of 53.4 million USD from Base and a net outflow of 23.6 million USD from Arbitrum.

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CoinWealthDiagram

· 2025-09-22 00:06

Jefferies: The crypto market is still in the "1996 stage of the Internet," and institutional investors should not only focus on BTC. This summary is generated by AI. The American investment bank Jefferies believes that the development stage of crypto assets is similar to the Internet in 1996, with vast growth potential in the future. It suggests that investors should pay attention to the potential of blockchain technology rather than just the price of Bitcoin, drawing lessons from early Internet investment strategies. Odaily News reports that Jefferies, in a report aimed at large institutional investors, stated that the development stage of crypto assets is similar to the Internet in 1996 and still has broad growth potential. Analysts point out that if the market overly focuses on the price of Bitcoin, it may overlook the disruptive potential of blockchain technology in various industries. Currently, some institutions have begun to layout through ETFs and digital asset treasury management (DAT) companies. Jefferies advises investors to adopt early Internet investment strategies, focusing on the enduring utility and selectivity of projects. (CoinDesk)

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