交易所持有的稳定币数量下滑至 2 年低点

CoindeskPublicado em 2023-05-04Última atualização em 2023-05-04

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SignalPlus 表示:“此外,尽管现货价格有所回升,但 DeFi/NFTs/GameFi 的用户活动仍然严重低迷,这强化了我们对近期加密货币价格的谨慎看法。”

与中心化交易所相关的地址中持有的稳定币或与美元挂钩的加密货币的数量扩大跌幅,达到 2021 年 5 月以来的最低水平,表明投资者对风险的厌恶情绪增加。

根据 Glassnode 数据,截至周一,余额为 210.6 亿美元。这家区块链分析公司跟踪 BUSD、GUSD、HSUD、DAI、USDP、EURS、SAI、sUSD、USDT 和 USDC 的兑换余额。

自 12 月中旬创下超过 440 亿的历史新高以来,这一数字已经减少了一半以上。在 2 月份美国监管机构整顿Paxos 的 BUSD 以及随后 3 月份的 USDC 波动之后,它加快了步伐。

量化交易公司 TDX Strategies 的创始人兼首席执行官 Dick Lo 表示:“这反映了在监管机构要求 Paxos 停止发行 BUSD 以及最近取消与 USDC 的挂钩之后,人们对稳定币的风险厌恶。” “BUSD 和 USDC 的市值也在稳步下降。”

Paxos 在 2 月份停止铸造与美元挂钩的中心化稳定币BUSD,以遵守监管命令。世界第二大稳定币USDC 在发行人Circle 透露其在当时危机重重的硅谷银行持有现金余额后,3 月份出现了价格波动。

全球市值最大的稳定币Tether(USDT)在交易所余额下降的情况下变得更加主导,而 BUSD 和 USDC 则失去了优势。

缺乏新的资金流入

在过去三年中,投资者越来越倾向于使用稳定币来为加密货币购买提供资金,因为它们有助于绕过与其他代币相关的价格波动。

稳定币余额的减少与比特币价格的上涨同时出现,这表明资金从稳定币转向BTC是今年加密货币上涨 70% 的主要推动力,市场尚未看到新的资金流入。

去年,由于美联储 (Fed) 旨在控制通货膨胀的积极加息周期提高了美元和等价物的吸引力,投资者将资金投入了稳定币。然而,自去年底以来,由于市场希望流动性宽松,持有美元的动机有所减弱。

“在活动方面,CeFi [中心化] 交易所的稳定币余额继续减少,几乎没有新的增量资本进入生态系统,”专注于加密货币期权民主化的科技公司 SignalPlus 在一份每日市场报告中表示。

SignalPlus 表示:“此外,尽管现货价格有所回升,但 DeFi/NFTs/GameFi 的用户活动仍然严重低迷,这强化了我们对近期加密货币价格的谨慎看法。”

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