Ethereum Leads Blockchain Net Capital Inflows Past Month
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Ethereum (ETH) clearly led all blockchain networks in net capital inflows over the past month, pulling in $475 million. While Arbitrum also saw hefty inflows, other major chains like Berachain and Solana faced big withdrawals of capital. Analyst Jelle notes the broader TOTAL3 altcoin index is flashing bullish signals, now eyeing a major breakout toward $2 trillion. Ethereum (ETH) has come out as the top blockchain network for net capital inflows over the past month, pulling in a hefty $475 million in new funds. Fresh data from Artemis, highlighted by on-chain watcher @rovercrc, shows the platform easily outpaced all other chains, cementing its spot as a go-to backing layer for digital assets. Arbitrum wasn’t far behind, attracting over $400 million in net inflows, making it the second most popular pick for capital during the same stretch. Other Layer 2 and sidechain setups like Polygon PoS, Base, and Unichain also saw some smaller gains, pointing to lively user activity and money moving within the broader Ethereum scaling ecosystem. Ethereum Rakes In $475M; Arbitrum Strong as Other Chains Bleed Capital While Ethereum and its close associates soaked up new investment, several other well-known platforms found themselves dealing with large net outflows. Berachain chalked up the biggest losses, with users pulling over $550 million from the platform. Optimism’s OP Mainnet also saw outflows topping $250 million. Big names like Solana, Avalanche C-Chain, and Blast similarly experienced a drop in liquidity, suggesting a clear trend of investors reallocating their capital or migrating away from these networks, at least for now. Adding to that list, zkSync Era and WorldChain also posted negative net flows during this period. TOTAL3 Altcoin Index Flashing Bullish Breakout Signals Shifting focus to the wider market, crypto analyst Jelle (known online as @CryptoJelleNL) recently took to X to point out some…
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