11张图总结七月加密市场:久违的反弹

币界网Published on 2024-08-04Last updated on 2024-08-04

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作者:The Block研究主管 Lars

刚刚过去的七月,随着美国现货以太坊ETF获得批准并顺利上市交易,加密货币市场绝大多数指标终于出现久违的反弹,本文将用11张图解读过去一个月的加密市场状况。

1、七月,比特币和以太坊调整后链上总交易额整体增长了31.8%,升至4450亿美元,其中比特币调整后链上交易额涨幅达到34.7%,以太坊涨幅为27.7%。

2、七月调整后的稳定币链上交易额增长18.8%,达到9974亿美元,稳定币发行供应量增长1.2%升至1443亿美元,其中USDT和USDC的市场份额分别为78.9%和17.1%。

3、比特币矿工收入在七月份达到9.502亿美元,小幅下跌1.2%。此外,以太坊质押收入也下降了6.6%,跌到2.702亿美元。

4、七月以太坊网络共销毁了17114枚ETH,价值相当于5640万美元。数据显示,自2021年8月上旬实施EIP-1559以来,以太坊总计销毁了约435万枚ETH,价值约合123亿美元。

5、七月以太坊链上NFT市场交易额再次延续了较大幅度的下降,跌幅49.6%,进一步降至约1.403亿美元。

6、合规中心化交易所(CEX)的现货交易额在七月份出现反弹,增幅6.7%升至7027亿美元。

7、七月现货比特币ETF净流入量增长473%,达到31.5亿美元;

8、在加密期货方面,七月比特币期货未平仓量涨幅达到了15.6%;以太坊期货未平仓量下跌5.6%;在期货交易额方面,比特币期货七月交易额增加65%,升至1.66万亿美元,以太坊期货交易额增长了43.1%。

9、七月芝商所比特币期货未平仓量增长13.5%,反弹升至106亿美元,日均成交金额(daily avg volume)增加了12.3%,升至约50.5亿美元。

10、七月以太坊期货月均交易额大幅增长至7555亿美元,涨幅达到43.1%。

11、在加密货币期权方面,七月比特币期权未平仓量上涨35.9%,以太坊期权未平仓量同样出现上涨,涨幅为7.1%。

另外,在比特币和以太坊期权交易额方面,比特币月度期权交易额达到569亿美元,增长了31.9%;以太坊期权交易额下跌8.1%,减少至155亿美元。

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