【龙虎榜】最高48.3%的BTC投资者获利,FXS领涨算法稳定币

火必研究院Publicado a 2022-04-02Actualizado a 2022-04-03

Resumen

在BTC价格即将跌破365日均线的背景下,价格触底回升走势出现。

1、大盘走势:BTC获利盘靠近50%

在BTC价格即将跌破365日均线的背景下,价格触底回升走势出现。日K线级别上,BTC短线量价表现较好,放量反弹后对多头依然有利。

获利盘数量上增长,是近期BTC调整的重要推动因素。从BTC投资者的未确认收益占比变化来看,其未确认的获利交易占比最高达到了48.3%,非常接近50%的重要节点。接下来价格走势也更多反映了获利盘的带来的抛压变化。获利盘增长过快,对价格维持上行趋势不利。

从2020年10月底开始,BTC获利盘数量在50%以上的交易日较多。目前可以看做是BTC提升获利盘数量的关键位置,抛压或将继续压制价格涨幅。

2、消息面解读:

俄乌局势方面,4月1日,乌方罕见空袭了俄西部一处石油基地。另一方面,俄与美西方在能源领域的对抗加剧。普京3月31日签署总统令,对俄“不友好国家和地区”以卢布支付俄天然气的新规于4月1日起生效。局势依然可能推升通胀风险。

同时,美国3月季调后非农就业数据显示,3月非农就业人口增加43.1万人,美国3月失业率降至3.6%,续刷2020年2月以来的新低。

数据公布后,美联储5月份加息50个基点的概率为75.5%。受此影响,BTC月内价格走势震荡整理的可能性较大。随着调整的进行,加息带来的负面因素可持续关注。

3、龙虎榜:

由于主流币短线企稳,多数概念币出现了反弹走势。涨幅排名方面,涨幅较大的有算法稳定币FXS、ETH2.0质押概念币LDO、ETH二层网络NEAR和WEB3.0概念GRT。

除此以外,DeFi概念CVX、GameFi概念AXS等涨幅也较大。

FXS

FRAX旨在成为“世界上第一种去中心化的稳定币,其供应代币的一部分有抵押物支撑,一部分由算法维持稳定。”

Frax协议实现了双代币系统:稳定币FRAX和协议治理代币FXS。

2021年第四季度,随着Fraxv2的发布,FRAX获得了大规模采用及整个DeFi系统的联动。截至1月25日,Frax项目资金池通过该团队在2021年第四季度早期推出的AMO(算法做市程序),平均每天赚取50万美元的收入(年化约1.8亿美元)。在同一时期,FRAX的供应量从不足5亿美元攀升至惊人的26亿美元。

价格方面,FXS跟随Terra算法稳定币的平台代币LUNA反弹上涨,24小时上涨达30.2%,波段放量上涨接近1倍。锁仓方面,FXS锁仓23亿美元,其中以太坊链上锁仓达到22亿美元。

LDO

涨幅排名靠前的LDO为以太坊2.0质押流动性解决方案,其TVL增长迅速,数量超过了197亿美元。其中,ETH质押规模更是超过了104亿美元。从用途上看,LDO除了应用在以太坊2.0以外,还在Solana生态、波卡生态、Polygon生态以及Terra生态上有应用前景。作为解决质押流动性问题的LDO,其价格涨幅预期值得关注。

NEAR

NEAR为以太坊二层解决方案,1月份,NEAR完成了多达1.5亿美元融资,三箭资本领投,a16z等参投

锁仓数据方面,NEAR锁仓数据持续增长,数值创新高达到2.6亿美元。价格方面,NEAR市场表现相对之后,价格还未突破前期收盘价高位20.19美元,后市表现机会较多。

GRT

Graph是去中心化协议,用于索引和查询区块链数据,应用于以太坊。Graph使数据查询变得简单易操作。任何人都可以构建和发布开放的API,使数据易于访问。

Graph代币在协议中主要有两个用途:

索引器质押:索引器质押Graph代币,以便自身被查询市场所发现,同时在执行工作过程中提供经济安全。

二级市场方面,GRT现价0.52美元相对2021年历史最高2.88元折价82%。目前来看GRT走势稳健,正处在突破120日均线后的上行趋势中。

XTZ

Tezos开发团队NomadicLabs在推特上表示,已发布TezosOctez套件的新版本v12.1,该版本修复了Ithaca2Baker软件中可能导致崩溃的漏洞。Ithaca2也在Tezos主网上激活成功。据悉,Ithaca是Tezos第9个协议升级提案。

受此影响,XTZ价格在24小时内涨幅排名第十位。

日K线方面,XTZ价格走势非常稳健,关注该币的长期表现。

跌幅榜

近期市场表现较好的ZIL、GMT和WAVES回调空间较大。除此以外,多数跌幅居前币种跌幅不大。这说明,整体市场多头依然占据优势,低吸盈利机会较多。

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