CoinVoice has recently learned that on-chain data analyst Murphy has released a comparison of the capital flows of ETH, SOL, and BTC. The realized market cap net growth (RC-Inflows) is the result of the market 'voting' with real money, and a faster growth rate indicates more direct capital flow. On August 28th: BTC had a realized market cap net growth of 1.17 billion USD, but the daily net growth from the 23rd to the 27th was all below 500 million USD; ETH had a realized market cap net growth of 1.27 billion USD, with daily net growth from the 23rd to the 27th generally above 500 million USD, but below 1 billion USD; SOL had a realized market cap net growth of 2.02 billion USD, with daily net growth from the 23rd to the 27th generally above 1 billion USD. Recently, the realized market cap net growth of both SOL and ETH has surpassed that of BTC, with SOL's growth trend slightly outperforming ETH's over the past week. Previously, capital favored ETH, but now it is once again embracing SOL. This sharing is for educational exchange only and is not investment advice. [Original link]
