BIT 每日市场简报 07/30 - 市场可能需要一个更显著的催化剂才能迎来重大突破

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2024/07/30   12:00  UTC+8 

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分析师观点

“特朗普的演讲呼应了行业预期,但市场可能需要一个更显著的催化剂才能迎来重大突破。这个催化剂可能会在美国大选临近时出现,届时承诺和政策会更加明确。” - QCP Capital

“在美联储做出利率决议之前,美债收益率下跌。预计美联储本次将维持利率不变,同时暗示可能在 9 月份降息。” - 金十

“本月以来,BTC 的主导地位一直在上升,在牛市周期的下一阶段,BTC 可能会继续领跑(或者SOL “最强黑马”)。但是,这是我对山寨币将卷土重来最有信心的一次。以复仇之势回归。“ - Rich Rosenblum,GSR 联席 CEO  

市场热点

  • 昨日美国比特币现货 ETF 净流入 1.231 亿美元。

  • 昨日美国以太坊现货 ETF 净流出 9830 万美元(除灰度 ETHE 外净流入 1.117 亿美元)。

  • 灰度 ETHE 持仓降至约 217 万枚ETH。

  • Vitalik Buterin 将于今日出席全球以太坊峰会 EDCON 2024,并发表主题演讲“以太坊的下一个十年”。

  • Solana 在 7 月 22 日当周收入约为 2500 万美元,首次超过以太坊(2100 万美元)。

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