$ETHFI Yesterday, the net inflow of BTC ETF was 254 million US dollars, returning to net inflow from net outflow, and the overall market sentiment warmed up. However, BTC rose to $72,000 and then fell back, indicating short-term profit-taking and continued profit-taking. In addition, the leading sectors of re-staking, ETHFI, and RWA tracks remain strong.

Sectors with strong wealth effects: Restaking track, RWA track, DeFi 2.0 track;

Hot searched tokens & topics: Layer3, Ocean, Fetch.ai, Etherfi;

Potential airdrop opportunities: Renzo Protocol, Puffer Finance;

Data statistics time: March 28, 2024, 4:00 (UTC+0)

I. Market Environment

Yesterday, the net inflow of BTC ETF was 254 million US dollars, returning to net inflow from net outflow, and the overall market sentiment warmed up. Due to the impact of a U.S. judge allowing the SEC to continue to charge Coinbase for failing to register as a securities business, POS-type tokens were blocked in the short term. However, Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, stated that even if Ethereum is deemed a security, there is a possibility of approval for its spot ETF, leading to continued market sentiment divergence.

In terms of tracks, with the re-staking track ETHFI launching its coin first and the price continuously hitting new highs, the market value once exceeded 10 billion US dollars. The entire re-staking track is currently highly anticipated by the market, also paving the way for subsequent EigenLayer and various LRT projects to launch coins. The RWA track, supported by BlackRock and other traditional financial giants, has shown a thriving trend in its ecosystem, continuously producing various types of asset projects. As of now, BlackRock's on-chain fund BUIDL has attracted deposits of 2.45 billion US dollars, showing strong demand.