【得得周报】全球数字货币总市值较上周下跌约11.03% | 07.29-08.04

链得得2024-08-04 tarihinde yayınlandı2024-08-10 tarihinde güncellendi

据得得智库数据统计，截至2024年08月04日12:00，全球数字货币市场共有币种14,968种。总市值共计 $2,252,566,464,323（约为22,526亿美元），本周数字货币总市值与上周相比下跌了约2792亿美元，下跌幅度约为11.03%。

全球主流数字货币市场上周全面下行

据得得智库数据统计，截止2024年08月04日12:00，上周主流数字货币市场全面下行。

其中，BTC价格从 67,504.27 美元下跌至 60,854.74 美元，跌幅约为9.85%；

ETH价格从 3,228.41 美元下跌至 2,914.27 美元，跌幅约为9.73%；

BNB价格从 579.49 美元下跌至 527.18 美元，跌幅约为9.03%；

LTC价格从 70.79 美元下跌至 65.00 美元，跌幅约为8.18%；

DOT价格从 5.74 美元下跌至 4.96 美元，跌幅约为13.59%。

SOL价格从 182.58 美元下跌至 143.84 美元，跌幅约为21.22%。

本周TOP 30数字货币市值整体较上周上涨1.22%

据得得智库数据统计，截至2024年08月04日12:00，全球数字货币市场共有币种14,968种。总市值共计 $2,252,566,464,323（约为22,526亿美元），本周数字货币总市值与上周相比下跌了约2792亿美元，下跌幅度约为11.03%。

其中TOP 30数字货币的总市值为 $ 2,020,678,478,347（约为20,207亿美元），约占所有数字货币总市值的89.71%，相较上周相比上涨为1.22%。

本周市值排名第一的是BTC，约为12,010亿美元，TOP30总市值占比为59.44%，较上周下跌0.02%。

排名第二的是ETH，本周市值约为3,505亿美元，TOP30总市值占比为17.34%，较上周上涨0.01%。

排名第三的是USDT，本周市值约1,148亿美元，TOP30总市值占比为5.67%，较上周上涨0.57%。

TOP 30中数字货币排名整体波动较小，具体数字货币的占比分布如下图所示：

本周市值TOP 30的数字货币分为公链、平台币、稳定币、代币、DeFi等领域。

其中占比最多的领域是公链，占比为78.15%，排名第二的领域是稳定币，占比为7.57%。TOP 30数字货币领域分类的占比分布如下图所示：

本周比特币矿池中份额无明显波动

据得得智库统计，本周比特币共出区块1,025块。其中空块数量1块，空块占比0.10%。平均矿工费与块奖励占比2.05%。本周比特币TOP 10矿池份额占总份额的95.03%，具体矿池份额分布如下：

每周要闻回顾

行业进展

  • 分析师：投资者应增加风险，不要忽视当前利好信号和市场叙事
  • FTX客户需在8月17日凌晨4:00前选择巴哈马或美国方案
  • Solana链上Meme币NEIRO官方X账户因违规被冻结
  • 币安将调整统一账户部分资产的抵押率
  • 马斯克强调其不会推广任何加密货币，提醒投资者警惕深伪视频
  • 伯恩斯坦：加密货币不再是“两党议题”，比特币及相关股票将受益
  • 美国总统候选人肯尼迪：只有比特币才能保证美元的储备货币地位

投融资

  • Compound向“Golden Boys”设计协议拨款2400万美元COMP提案引发治理攻击指控
  • 合规AI公司Axle Automation获得250万美元种子轮融资
  • 阿根廷已有首家公司采用加密货币作为注册资本，成立时资本约 500 美元
  • 加密货币基础设施提供商Anoma计划融资4000万美元
  • Hyperbolic完成700万美元种子轮融资
  • NFT初创公司Mintify完成340万美元新一轮融资
  • 区块链活动项目Jokerace完成300万美元融资，Maven 11等参投

一周政策复盘

  • 民主党众议员：加密货币监管不应成为“党派政治游戏”
  • 卡塔尔将在2024年底前实施加密框架
  • 香港证监会告诫公众提防Proxinex涉嫌从事虚拟资产相关欺诈行为
  • 斯洛文尼亚成为首个发行主权数字债券的欧盟国家
  • 中证协发布《证券业区块链电子数据存证应用规范》团体标准
  • 美国财政部下调季度借款规模预估，预计年末现金缓冲下降
  • 中证协发布《证券业区块链电子数据存证应用规范》团体标准

投资日历

07月29日（星期一）

  • CoinShares：上周数字资产投资产品流入2.45亿美元

07月30日（星期二）

  • BTC跌破66000 USDT，24H跌幅4.11%

07月31日（星期三）

  • Terra链已恢复出块，并完成紧急链升级

08月01日（星期四）

  • 【X space｜2024比特币大会直击纳什维尔】美国战略储备比特币噱头大于实际？拥抱加密反利好香港？

08月02日（星期五）

  • Genesis 钱包通过中转地址转移约 1.4 万枚 BTC 和 15.6 万枚 ETH

08月03日（星期六）

  • Web3 任务平台 Layer3 如何依靠聚合理论汇聚用户

08月04日（星期日）

  • 特朗普建议用比特币偿还 35 万亿美元国债
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