Exchange Ventures: Market sentiment remains weak, while the development of stablecoin payments and RWA infrastructure is accelerating
According to news from ChainCatcher, the latest weekly report by a certain exchange’s Ventures shows that market risk appetite remains under pressure, resulting in an overall correction in the crypto market. BTC dropped 3.7% over the week, ETH declined by 1.2%, and the total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by 3.1%. The Fear & Greed Index remains in the “Extreme Fear” range. On the capital side, digital asset investment products continue with net outflows. Spot BTC ETFs saw a single-week net outflow of 226.8 million USD, while spot ETH ETFs recorded a net outflow of 10 million USD, reflecting sustained market caution. At the same time, STRC under Strategy has traded below par for the fifth consecutive week, with the market continuing to watch its subsequent capital operations and room for yield adjustments.
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