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The digital asset market recently observed a significant increase, with product inflows reaching $78 million, marking the highest rise since July. A surge was also seen in exchange-traded products, growing 37% in a week. Bitcoin experienced a notable boost, while Ethereum’s growth remains slower. Surprisingly, altcoin Solana recorded substantial outflows, yet maintains popularity. Interestingly, a majority of last week’s inflows originated from Europe due to its clearer regulatory framework.

“Cryptocurrency investment products recorded two weeks of significant inflows, with last week totaling a robust $78 million. Crypto Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) grew by 37%, reaching $1.1 billion. Europe shouldered 90% of crypto asset inflows, as investor appetite remained varied between different products and regions.”

“Ethereum’s native token, Ether, is struggling to surpass the $2000 mark. It faces technical levels resistance linked to the U.S. dollar strength and Bitcoin’s market momentum. Ethereum ecosystem’s total-value-locked (TVL) decrease, and falling trends in active wallets and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) volumes add to the challenge.”

“Binance, the world’s top cryptocurrency exchange, continues to undergo a significant drop in its spot market share, marking the 7th consecutive month of decline. The report attributes this decrease to the end of a zero-fee trading promotion, escalating regulatory concerns, and increased competition from alternative platforms. This suggests that short-term promotional strategies may not prove sustainable amid persistent regulatory challenges.”

As U.S. cities and organizations initiate basic income pilot programs, a potential surge in crypto trading is predicted. A 2020 study showed a rise in Bitcoin trades after distribution of economic stimulus checks. Upcoming trials providing unconditional cash transfers may lead to increased trading in cryptocurrencies including AVAX, Bitcoin Minetrix, Rollbit Coin, Meme Kombat, and ADA.

The upswing in Solana’s (SOL) price can be attributed to three factors: the recovery following a major court ruling, increased usage of decentralized applications (Dapps) on the Solana network, and a network upgrade. However, competition from Ethereum’s layer-2 solutions and external factors remain challenges.

The article reveals Ethereum’s staking growth is leading to increased centralization, with five entities controlling most staking activities. This generates risks like potential single points of failure and lower staking yields. Analysts suggest this centralization might challenge blockchain networks’ decentralization and trustlessness principles.

A recent survey by Bitget revealed that 50% of crypto users invested in the sector to improve their financial skills. The study showed patterns in regional and gender-based investment strategies, with a significant portion considering cryptocurrency as a means to upgrade their lifestyle.

“San Francisco-based crypto exchange, Kraken plans to acquire BCM Coin Meester B.V., aiming to expand its footprint in Europe’s advanced economy with high crypto adoption. The merger will allow BCM’s clients access to Kraken’s superior products, unmatched liquidity, exceptional security, and continuous client support.”

Crypto users worldwide are increasingly investing in digital currencies in hopes of improving their lifestyle. Survey results indicate varying motivations across different demographics and locations: from funding children’s education to defying trading bans using VPN services. However, tightening regulations and price depreciation have caused a stagnation in some areas. Despite these hurdles, an optimistic outlook remains, as digital assets continue to present a potentially profitable avenue for individual investors.

Real Vision’s Raoul Pal suggests that macro factors, such as monetary expansion and low interest rates, rather than Bitcoin’s halving event, are likely to drive the next crypto bull market circa Q2 2024. Additionally, he notes that other potential catalysts, such as central banks cutting interest rates and fiscal stimulus ahead of the US presidential election, could favor cryptocurrency.