以太坊现货ETF首次亮相,加密货币市场下跌

币界网Published on 2024-07-23Last updated on 2024-07-23

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周二,以太坊现货交易所交易基金(ETF)开始交易后,加密货币市场暴跌。

根据CoinGecko的数据,比特币(BTC)的价格在过去24小时内下跌了0.6%,最后一次易手是在纽约时间中午,价格为66626美元。以太坊(ETH)交易价格持平,低于3500美元。Solana(SOL)和Polkadot(DOT)分别下降了1.8%和4.3%。

以太坊ETF首次亮相,此前美国证券交易委员会(SEC)于7月22日批准了最终的S-1注册声明,为这些ETF进入证券交易所铺平了道路。获批发行人名单包括贝莱德、富达、21Shares、Bitwise、富兰克林邓普顿、VanEck和景顺银河等重量级公司。

有希望的开始

彭博社ETF分析师Eric Balchunas预测,贝莱德的iShares以太坊信托(ETHA)开局良好,估计其交易量在第一个小时内可能达到约5000万美元。

他说:“以贝莱德的ETF为代理,第一小时后的ETHA交易量将达到5000万美元左右。”。“如果它能在EOD前超过2亿美元,它将超过我们‘btc的20%’的估计(考虑到IBIT第一天就赚了10亿美元)。看起来很有希望,但谁知道呢。”

Michael Van de Poppe指出,ETF的推出是一个重大事件,并指出在最初的15分钟内,ETH ETF设法实现了比特币首日交易量的50%,总计1.12亿美元。

他说:“ETH ETF的数字太疯狂了。”。“就交易量而言,前15分钟已经是比特币首日交易量的50%:1.12亿美元。以太坊ETF的发行被严重低估,我预计它将在未来1-2个月内交易至ATH。”

清算和资金流入

CoinGlass的数据显示,在过去24小时内,有55689名交易员被清算,清算总额达1.41亿美元。比特币和以太坊各自清算了3200万美元。

加密货币基金上周录得13.5亿美元的资金流入,使过去三周的总流入额达到32亿美元。

以太坊基金经历了自2022年8月以来最大的资金外流,总计6100万美元。CoinShares的数据显示,过去两周,资金外流达到1.19亿美元,使以太坊成为今年迄今为止净流量表现最差的资产。

Mt.Gox移动更多比特币

Mt.Gox于7月23日恢复了资金转移,将超过47500个比特币(价值近32亿美元)转移到两个未知地址,这增加了市场活动。

根据Arkham Intelligence的数据,Mt.Gox目前持有约42744个BTC,价值约28.5亿美元。

此前,Mt.Gox于7月5日发布了一份还款声明,宣布计划“迅速”偿还债权人。该还款计划涉及在未来几个月内向受影响的交易员分配超过90亿美元的比特币(BTC)和7300万美元的比特现金(BCH)。

与此同时,美国股市周二飙升。标准普尔500指数、纳斯达克综合指数和道琼斯工业平均指数均飙升0.10%。

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