Bitget Research每周要闻：美联储11月暂停加息，Celestia发币带动Cosmos生态反弹

Odaily星球日报Publicado a 2023-11-03Actualizado a 2023-11-03

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聚焦链上数据，每周要闻盘点。

过去一周（10.30-11.03 ），市场出现了不少新的热门币种和话题。

1.市场焦点 Market Trends

本周( 10.30-11.03)市场最关注的焦点话题为：

  • 比特币跌破 35000 美元，Unibot 交易已恢复正常

  • 美联储 11 月暂停加息，比特币短时突破 35000 美元

  • 美联储主席发文祝贺 BTC 白皮书发布 15 周年，Hashkey 交易所正式推出平台币 HSK

  • Celestia 发币带动 Cosmos 生态反弹，大盘窄幅震荡静待 11 月 FOMC 会议

  • Memeland 即将发币刺激 NFT 市场回暖，市场保持高位震荡

2.热门项目 Popular Projects

本周( 10.30-11.03)热度最高的项目有：

SATS（Token）：BRC 20 代币，比特币最小单位聪为概念的币种，总量一共 2100 万张，作为 Unisat 官方提议其作为 BRC-20 DEX 的 Gas 费消耗代币，随着 Unisat 的 BRC-20 Swap 正式上线，SATS 代币交易量提升， 24 小时链上交易量达 284 万美金，过去 24 小时价格上涨 95.58% ，市值已超 1 亿美金。

AMO（Token）：Amino， 一个 Move 2 Earn，运动、健康、健身奖励网络，NFT 球队华盛顿指挥官队官方合作伙伴，Amino Move 作为 APP 在 GooglePlay 上已经 50 万下载，代币热度较高，目前市值超 1 亿美金， 24 小时交易量 410 万美金。

RLB（Token）：近期不断有 smart money 买入，根据 nansen Smart Money 24 小时在以太坊网络资金流入追踪榜单中排名，RLB 流入约 141 万美元，目前代币日交易量 1500 万美元，代币近 24 小时下跌 8.24% ；

BIBI（Token）：死灰复燃的 BSC 上项目；链上 27, 845 holders，当时在华语地区有一定热度；代币合约权限放弃，发币人实名，链上、社媒都有一定热度，日交易量上升迅速，目前日交易量 1200 万美元左右。

The Captainz（NFT）：随着 memeland 发行代币 meme 完成预售并且成功登陆 Binance launchpad，用于锁定代币空投的 NFT 也遭到社区抛售，同时 memeland 发币临近，其所发售的 NFT 如 The Captainz 和 The Potatoz 同样受到热度影响交易量上升。

Bored Ape Yacht Club（NFT）：Yuga Labs 公司旗下 IP 系列 BAYC，随着官方代币 APECOIN 底部出现超 30% 反弹，NFT 交易量也出现放大，成交量 486 万美金居 NFT 榜首，价格也出现一定反弹。

Coinbase（Dapp）：美国的 Coinbase Advanced 用户现在可以访问受监管的加密货币期货合约。Coinbase 三季度营收 6.741 亿美元，环比下降 4.7% ，同比增长 14.2% ，三季度净亏损 200 万美元，而去年同期亏损 5.45 亿美元。此外，该季度交易量再次下降，从去年同期的 1, 590 亿美元降至 760 亿美元。这代表着 Coinbase 对于目前盈利模式的调整以及对于新业务的开拓。

Maestro（Dapp）：Maestro 作为著名的链上 bot 深受加密社区用户喜爱，昨日知名 bot 项目 unibot 受到攻击，因为部分路由导致用户损失资金，但完全没有减少加密社区对 bot 的使用情况，Maestro 依然保持在交互榜前三。

Uniswap（Dapp）：DEX 治理代币出现普涨行情，过去 24 小时 UNI 迎来 20% +的涨幅，受近期基金会出售代币的影响，价格相对大盘处于相对弱势，随着昨日 SUSHI 领衔上涨，UNI 价格有所突破。

3.热搜话题 Hot Searches

本周( 10.30-11.03)热度最高的话题有：

Safemoon（Token）：SEC 近日指控 BNB Chain 生态 DeFi 协议 SafeMoon LLC 及其创始人 Kyle Nagy、SafeMoon US LLC、公司首席执行官 John Karony 和首席技术官 Thomas Smith，通过未注册的加密资产安全 SafeMoon 进行大规模的欺诈性计划，其中两名 SafeMoon 高管已被捕，Nagy 仍然在逃；

ARB（Token）：近日，ARB 代币近期有巨鲸买入，某鲸鱼花费 843 枚 ETH（150 万美元）以均价 0.95 美元购买了 161 万枚 ARB。Arbitrum 生态项目依靠 ARB 代币做项目运营，比如 Radiant 在做 ARB 的空投活动，以激励用户在 ETH 主网和 Arbitrum 链上的 dLP 质押。

JUNO（Token）：Celestia 主网上线和发币带动了 Cosmos 生态。Juno 是Web3 的孵化网络，可以在上面构建和使用应用程序，受到 Celestia 对 Cosmos 生态的利好。

Bitget  研究院专注于“聚焦链上数据，挖掘价值资产”，通过实时监测链上数据以及区域热搜等维度，挖掘前沿的价值投资，为加密世界爱好者提供机构级的洞见。截止至今已为 Bitget 全球用户提供了【Arbitrum 生态】、【AI 生态】、【SHIB 生态】等多个热门板块的早期价值资产，通过以数据为驱动的深入研究为 Bitget 全球用户创造更优质的财富效应。

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