#数字货币市场洞察 From last night to this morning, quite a few noteworthy events have happened in the crypto space.

Starting with the data: Ethereum’s total network contract holdings have surged to $36.9 billion, with clear signs of renewed interest. Miners are feeling the heat—public miners’ average cost to mine a single Bitcoin has soared to $746,000. Cost management is truly a technical skill here. Meanwhile, the top 100 publicly listed companies holding Bitcoin now have over 1.05 million BTC in their hands, showing that institutional accumulation hasn’t slowed down.

As for the big players: the CEO of a certain compliant platform has once again spoken out, saying that Bitcoin and crypto can help monitor bad governments—a strong and consistent stance. CZ issued a clarification, stating he’ll continue posting on Twitter, but his tweets do not endorse any meme coins or symbols. Looks like he’s wary of being misinterpreted by the community.

The biggest news comes from the US SEC Chairman, who predicted that the entire financial system will shift toward Bitcoin and crypto in the coming years. Hearing this from the head of a regulatory agency is a significant signal.

Finally, there’s good news for Ethereum as well—the total treasury holdings have surpassed 6 million ETH, and ETF holdings are now over 6.3 million ETH. Funds continue to flow in, and overall market sentiment remains stable.

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