Net inflows of ETF funds over the past seven weeks have been dominating the crypto space, and the driving forces behind this are self-evident—Federal Reserve policy adjustments and the strategic directions of traditional financial institutions are pointing to the same goal.
In terms of coin performance, some long-established mainstream cryptocurrencies are seeing their moat weaken. Ethereum's current congestion issues and Gas fee dilemmas are almost impossible to resolve fundamentally, and this shortcoming will become more apparent over time. In contrast, Solana's technical performance indicators are already surpassing Ethereum, and this is not just talk.
Even more interesting is the evolution of the payments sector. XRP has almost no competitors in this segment, with its ecosystem completeness and practicality far exceeding other players. Compared to that, TRX, although also positioned in the payments field, still lags by a significant margin and does not pose a real threat. The flow of funds and market preferences are gradually shifting, and this trend is already very clear.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 36m ago
Damn it, I’m buying Sol again. This time I’m really getting on board.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 4h ago
ETH's Gas fees are really outstanding. Sol's recent performance is indeed impressive, but it remains to be seen if it can stay steady in the future.
XRP dominates in the payments sector. TRX? Don't be silly, it's not even in the same league.
Everyone should have a clear idea of where the funds are flowing.
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MoonMathMagic
· 4h ago
ETH's Gas fees are really annoying, why haven't they been resolved yet? Solana is indeed strong this time.
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DegenDreamer
· 4h ago
ETH's Gas fees are really getting outrageous, Sol should have moved up long ago
XRP is indeed stable this time, there's no suspense in the payment track
When the Federal Reserve loosens monetary policy, institutions follow suit, retail investors can only be cut...
Wait, is TRX really that weak? Feels like it's being seriously underestimated
Seven weeks of net inflow... Is this really the start of a bull market? Or just another harvest for the little guys
Sol surpassing ETH in performance, isn't that a bit exaggerated? Haha
Is the moat being shaken? To be precise, it's been shattered into pieces
The direction of institutional layout is our path to wealth, sounds very ironic, huh
XRP's ecosystem is so complete, why is the price still like this? Doesn't quite match up
It's just capital tilt, and ordinary people like us are just following the trend to buy in
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MoneyBurner
· 4h ago
Damn, it's another moment when XRP takes off. I'm still just lying around in TRX.
Sol is really strong; when it comes to Gas fees, Ethereum is already outdated. I should have recognized this long ago.
With ETFs flooding in and traditional finance stepping in, I need to buy the dip and build a position in XRP.
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LootboxPhobia
· 4h ago
Wake up, brother. ETH is almost outdated; SOL is the real performance ceiling.
XRP is indeed formidable. No one can match it in payments, and the funds have long voted with their money.
When will this gas fee dilemma be solved... It's so hopeless.
SOL's rise is no hype; the data is right there.
Don't compare TRX; it's in a completely different league, no need to say more.
The market chooses honesty; just look at the fund flows to know where the future is.
Net inflows of ETF funds over the past seven weeks have been dominating the crypto space, and the driving forces behind this are self-evident—Federal Reserve policy adjustments and the strategic directions of traditional financial institutions are pointing to the same goal.
In terms of coin performance, some long-established mainstream cryptocurrencies are seeing their moat weaken. Ethereum's current congestion issues and Gas fee dilemmas are almost impossible to resolve fundamentally, and this shortcoming will become more apparent over time. In contrast, Solana's technical performance indicators are already surpassing Ethereum, and this is not just talk.
Even more interesting is the evolution of the payments sector. XRP has almost no competitors in this segment, with its ecosystem completeness and practicality far exceeding other players. Compared to that, TRX, although also positioned in the payments field, still lags by a significant margin and does not pose a real threat. The flow of funds and market preferences are gradually shifting, and this trend is already very clear.