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💼 Institutional Trends
ETF capital outflow continues: A net outflow of approximately $713 million from BTC and ETH ETFs on January 20, with a further outflow of up to $1 billion on the 22nd, indicating a clear risk-averse sentiment among some institutional investors.
BlackRock increases positions against the trend: Despite a weak market, institutions like BlackRock have purchased approximately $149 million worth of ETH over the past three trading days.
BitMine aggressive staking: The company staked over 590,000 ETH (worth over $1.8 billion) in 8 days, planning an annualized return of nearly $400 million.
⚖️ Regulatory policy progress Key window for U.S. crypto legislation: The Senate is expected to hold a hearing on the market structure bill in January, aiming to end the turf war between the SEC and CFTC.
SEC innovation exemption policy: Chairman Paul Atkins plans to introduce an "innovation exemption" mechanism, allowing entrepreneurs to quickly enter the market under certain conditions.
UK new crypto tax regulations: As one of the first countries, the UK has begun collecting digital currency transaction records and sharing information, cracking down on tax evasion.
🏗️ Ethereum staking reverses offense and defense: The queue for staking ETH waiting to be deposited has surged to 900,000 to 1 million, while the withdrawal queue has only about 80,000 left, with selling pressure essentially eliminated.
Staking yield stable: The total amount of staked Ethereum has reached 35.5 million, accounting for 28.91% of circulating supply, with an annualized yield maintained at 3-3.5%.📊 Fear and Greed Index in extreme fear zone: Regulatory bodies in emerging markets like Nigeria warn investors to be cautious of extreme volatility in cryptocurrencies, reflecting a still fragile market. The market is currently in a typical deadlock phase between bulls and bears, with volatility continuing to converge.