A certain exchange Ventures: Mainstream assets experience a slight pullback, ETF net inflows and infrastructure financing remain active
PANews, March 4 — According to the latest crypto weekly report released by a certain exchange, the overall crypto market showed a volatile consolidation trend over the past week. BTC and ETH experienced slight fluctuations, while spot ETF funds continued to record net inflows, with BTC and ETH attracting approximately $787 millions and $80.46 millions respectively. The average increase among the top 30 tokens by market capitalization was about 2.1%, and market sentiment remained in the "extreme fear" zone. On the macro level, the US Dollar Index (DXY) fluctuated within the 97.4–97.9 range, gold prices continued their upward trend, and cross-asset performance showed periodic divergence.
In terms of investment and financing, a total of 13 financing deals were completed last week, with disclosed total financing amounting to about $76.15 millions, a decrease of 27% compared to the previous week. Among them, the infrastructure track led in financing scale, while the DeFi sector accounted for approximately 46% of the transaction volume. At the institutional level, several international banks accelerated their applications for digital asset custody licenses and evaluations of blockchain payment infrastructure, while stablecoin issuance frameworks continued to be implemented.
The report also pointed out that some major financial institutions are accelerating their deployment of digital asset custody, on-chain payments, and stablecoin issuance frameworks, with industry infrastructure and compliance service capabilities continuously improving.
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