Yesterday, two signals worth noting: First, short-term capital movements were obvious, with a 4-hour net inflow approaching $600 million, and the price stabilized around $3,357. The 24-hour range increased by nearly 2%, and short positions worth over $55 million were liquidated. Second, Ethereum mainnet transaction volume hit a record high, breaking 2 million transactions in a single day for the first time.
The key point is that the network is operating normally, which indicates what? It’s not just data accumulation, but genuine demand is being released.
Looking back, this market is quite subtle — the 90-day cycle has indeed fallen by 13%, but short-term capital support combined with increased on-chain activity is building bullish sentiment. Many large institutions are quietly adjusting their positions as well.
Before the market starts, on-chain signals often appear first. Instead of just watching candlestick charts, it’s better to pay attention to what on-chain data is telling us. These numbers tend to be more honest.
What do you think about the potential space for this wave of market movement?
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ForkTrooper
· 01-15 13:29
The surge in on-chain activity is indeed a significant signal, but it has already fallen 13% over 90 days. What bullish accumulation are you talking about?
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AirdropNinja
· 01-15 13:14
I agree that on-chain data reflects honesty, but can 600 million in net inflow really move the needle?
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0xInsomnia
· 01-15 13:10
On-chain data doesn't lie, but my wallet has fooled me many times haha
#数字资产市场动态 $ETH The market has entered an interesting stage
Yesterday, two signals worth noting: First, short-term capital movements were obvious, with a 4-hour net inflow approaching $600 million, and the price stabilized around $3,357. The 24-hour range increased by nearly 2%, and short positions worth over $55 million were liquidated. Second, Ethereum mainnet transaction volume hit a record high, breaking 2 million transactions in a single day for the first time.
The key point is that the network is operating normally, which indicates what? It’s not just data accumulation, but genuine demand is being released.
Looking back, this market is quite subtle — the 90-day cycle has indeed fallen by 13%, but short-term capital support combined with increased on-chain activity is building bullish sentiment. Many large institutions are quietly adjusting their positions as well.
Before the market starts, on-chain signals often appear first. Instead of just watching candlestick charts, it’s better to pay attention to what on-chain data is telling us. These numbers tend to be more honest.
What do you think about the potential space for this wave of market movement?