#OnChainInsights

We will then follow up on what the delay in investor data for digital transactions will entail, with increasing pressure accumulation and non-selling. In the Bitcoin market sell-off, the accumulation rate increased to 78%, with all data being held by small whales and whales, while blood pressure decreased to 22%. The number of Bitcoins available on exchanges is still 3.9%, indicating a potential price increase with the effects of the offers.

On the Ethereum (ETH) side, the architecture was built by 9.5%, driven by the use of decentralized applications, while staking deposits in the ETH 2.0 contract reached 20.4 million ETH, worth $50.8 billion. Despite the 25% decrease in gas rate, the changes are still a challenge.

In terms of local currencies, Solana (SOL) saw a 30% increase in NFT sales, while smart contracts on Cardano (ADA) recorded a 20% increase. On Polkadot (DOT), the number of projects increased by 18%, while Binance Coin (BNB) saw a 22% increase in transaction volume. Overall, this evidence confirms investor confidence in digital assets, with the accumulation of supply on exchanges increasing, which could lead to a rise in designs in the long term, despite their lack of diversity.