BTC $78,553.85 -0.32%
ETH $2,468.62 -0.44%
BNB $689.64 -1.38%
XRP $1.37 -1.67%
SOL $102.89 -3.13%
TRX $0.3327 -2.17%
DOGE $0.0829 -2.79%
ADA $0.1958 -3.67%
BCH $245.60 -2.84%
LINK $11.38 -1.67%
HYPE $82.35 -1.00%
AAVE $124.06 -1.50%
SUI $0.7210 -3.29%
XLM $0.1761 -1.84%
ZEC $841.52 -2.92%
BTC $78,553.85 -0.32%
ETH $2,468.62 -0.44%
BNB $689.64 -1.38%
XRP $1.37 -1.67%
SOL $102.89 -3.13%
TRX $0.3327 -2.17%
DOGE $0.0829 -2.79%
ADA $0.1958 -3.67%
BCH $245.60 -2.84%
LINK $11.38 -1.67%
HYPE $82.35 -1.00%
AAVE $124.06 -1.50%
SUI $0.7210 -3.29%
XLM $0.1761 -1.84%
ZEC $841.52 -2.92%

Data: Institutions accumulated over $4.7 billion in ETH last week, and the market value of stablecoins increased by $6.7 billion

2025-08-18 22:52:26

According to ChainCatcher news, monitored by Lookonchain, last week BlackRock, BitMine, and SharpLink collectively purchased 1.096 million ETH, worth approximately $4.72 billion, accounting for 0.91% of the total ETH supply. During the same period, eight listed companies accumulated a total of 1,842 BTC, valued at $212 million.

The stablecoin market expanded by $6.72 billion, with USDT and USDC on the Ethereum network increasing by $4.46 billion. Decentralized exchanges performed actively, with spot trading volume reaching $124.264 billion, a week-on-week increase of 29.47%; perpetual contract trading volume reached $164.684 billion, a week-on-week increase of 48.64%.

It is worth noting that as ETH prices rose, some early Ethereum investors and wallets associated with the Ethereum Foundation exhibited profit-taking behavior, while some high-leverage traders faced forced liquidations.

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