数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析

MarsBitPublished on 2023-06-13Last updated on 2023-06-13

Abstract

“对于 SEC 的诉讼,市场并没有过度恐慌,这也是一个鼓舞人心的迹象。”

.details .details-cont p, p {word-break: normal; text-align: unset} p img {text-align: center !important;} 加密分析师 ONCHAIN WIZARD 在本文旨在从数据角度分析我们当前在加密货币周期中所处的位置,聪明钱正在购买哪些资产,以及推动市场的叙事。
我们在周期中处于什么位置?以下是我的观点/解释。
首先,我认为现在出现了很多短期底部的迹象,包括:

  1. BTC 在很大程度上不会理会最近对 Coinbase 和 Binance 的诉讼,包括 Binance US 停止美元提款。BTC 和 ETH 仅下降约 6%,仍远高于 1 年前的低点。
  2. 月度现货交易所交易量最近达到 1 年低点,仅为 4230 亿美元。
数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


  1. 风险投资的兴趣也在减弱。
数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


  1. 我从加密货币 Twitter 上的整体情绪中感受到,一些人在质疑是否要继续留在这个领域,而另一些人则只是对价格行动、缺乏波动性和缺少重大叙事感到无聊。
  2. 人工智能正在将人们的兴趣从加密货币中转移。
数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


与此同时,聪明钱继续部署他们的稳定币,稳定币持有比例降至 Luna 之前的水平:

数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


总体而言,自 FTX/LUNA 以来,加密货币的情绪感觉从未如此消极。随着宏观流动性的不利局面有望在今年年底前减弱,我个人认为我们距离 BTC 短期底部恐怕仅有约 10%的距离。
推动市场的叙事有哪些:

  • Meme 币 ——Meme 仍然占据着 DEX 的主要交易量(虽然正在失去动力),其中 PEPE 领先。Andrew Kang 最近声称 PEPE 接近底部,如果它反弹,则可能为更广泛的 Meme 板块带来一些新的动力。
数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


  • LSDfi —— 这可能是今年夏天最大的基本叙事,当前的数据总结是:有约 180 亿美元的锁定 ETH 存款(仅代表不到 10%的质押率)。以及我们正在看到像 LBR 和 USH 这样的项目的出现,它们几乎充当了流动性质押资产的第二层,并且将成为今年夏季最热门的叙事。
数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


  • 交易工具——随着 Meme 币吸引了许多 DEX 市场的关注,人们对帮助交易这些代币的机器人产生了很大的兴趣,最大的 TG 机器人每月收入 400 万美元。在像 UNIBOT 这样的代币中取得成功后,为一些聪明钱交易者创造了 10 万美元以上的实现收益,我认为这是一个较小但值得注意的叙事,需要追踪/寻找新的创新项目。
数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


  • Arbitrum 上的小市值代币——最后一个叙事是在 Arbitrum 上推出的一些最新项目的悄然成功,包括 GHA、WAR 和 CHOKE。
数据洞察:当前市场阶段判断及热点趋势分析


聪明钱正在购买什么:
chainEDGE 聪明钱仪表盘已经看到了一些显著的流入,具体包括:
主流币+衍生品(ETH、ETH 质押衍生品、BTC),在过去的一个月里,我们看到这个类别的净换入流量超过了 7500 万美元,净稳定币部署量较少。这意味着聪明钱主要是将已经部署的代币持有转向主流币,并部署少量稳定币。总体而言,这是整个市场的一个看涨信号。
Meme 板块的最大流入是 Psyop、RFD、MRF 和 BIAO。在过去 24 小时内,主要的流入是 PEPE 和 HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu。
在过去的一个月里,拥有最大流入的项目有 MKR、CAKE、0X、LBR 和 USH。
总结
尽管市场情绪低迷,但基于市场中的聪明钱积累、一些“情绪底部”以及今年晚些时候宏观环境的希望逆转,我倾向于看涨。LSDfi 将是今年夏季的重要叙事,如果您正在寻找机会,我建议寻找相关新项目的推出,以尝试构建您的投资组合(当然,不代表稳赢)。对于 SEC 的诉讼,市场并没有过度恐慌,这也是一个鼓舞人心的迹象。

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