The crypto market remains volatile, with BTC and ETH experiencing slight declines, and institutional adoption accelerating.

2026-01-13 07:38:13

【CoinPush】Last week, the crypto market continued its oscillating trend with no surprises. Bitcoin fell by 0.69%, and Ethereum declined slightly more, by 0.8%. The overall market still feels cautious.

ETF funds are flowing out. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of $681 million, and Ethereum ETFs also didn’t fare much better, with a net outflow of $68.6 million. The Fear and Greed Index remains at 27, indicating that the market is still a bit timid, with weak risk appetite. The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies remained relatively stable, but small and mid-cap coins faced more noticeable pressure.

Interestingly, a new market display feature on social platforms has boosted the popularity of on-chain Memes, causing some tokens to fluctuate quite a bit. The top 30 assets haven’t changed much, but privacy tokens and some high-performance public chains have seen relatively prominent gains.

There is good news on the industry front. The Ethereum staking ecosystem has seen changes, with validator exit pressures significantly easing, and staking scale and participation rates remaining high. Traditional financial institutions are also promoting on-chain deposit and settlement solutions, indicating that blockchain infrastructure is truly gaining traction in institutional applications.

In terms of funding, last week saw 9 deals, with a total financing amount of approximately $275 million. The funds mainly flowed into infrastructure, stablecoin payment solutions, and Bitcoin-related core protocols, showing that capital remains interested in foundational and application-layer infrastructure.

BTC3,34%

ETH6,32%

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OnchainDetective

· 22h ago

Wait, $681 million net outflow... This number is a bit interesting. According to on-chain data, there must be a story behind this. Are institutions quietly reallocating their positions? Or are they really panicking and fleeing? The obvious fund correlation requires a careful look.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-13 08:08

ETFs have been bleeding continuously; this pace is a bit depressing. Retail investors are still bottom-fishing Meme coins, institutions have already exited. Staking ecosystems easing pressure? Don't celebrate too early. Index 27 is really outrageous, so timid it's beyond words. Wait, how come privacy coins are still daring to rise...

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-13 08:07

ETF big losses, institutions are fleeing, retail investors are still buying the dip, a classic contrarian indicator. --- Meme went viral, so what if meme went viral, it's all a gambler's game anyway, just enjoy it. --- The panic index at 27 is really impressive, feels like the bottom is still far away. --- Relief from staking pressure? Just listen, don’t take it seriously. --- Every time they say good news is coming, it turns out the price keeps falling, I don’t believe you. --- When will this volatile situation end? I’ve been waiting so long I’ve fallen asleep. --- The surge in privacy coins is prominent, this should now attract attention.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 01-13 08:07

ETF continues to experience net outflows; it seems institutions are still a bit hesitant. This pace is really boring to death. Bitcoin's slight pullback is just so-so; instead, meme coins are making moves, riding the wave of social platform features. The easing of the staking ecosystem is a good sign; at least there's some progress.

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RektDetective

· 01-13 08:06

ETF bleeding 6.81 billion, this pace really can't be sustained --- Meme coins are going crazy again, is it the social feature's fault or pure hype --- The 27 Fear Index shows that everyone seems to be uncertain --- Staking ecosystem easing pressure? Sounds good, but the bottom rebound signals are still too weak --- Small and medium coins are getting hit hard, funds are consolidating in the big players --- Privacy coins suddenly have a presence, is someone quietly deploying布局 --- ETF bleeding again and the index hitting bottom, should we buy the dip or keep watching --- Top 30 are dozing off, small coins are being slaughtered, the pattern is very clear --- Staking pressure eased but prices haven't risen, indicating actual demand is still lacking

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JustHodlIt

· 01-13 08:04

ETF's large outflows, institutions are really starting to get scared Retail investors are playing Meme, big players are withdrawing money, this situation is quite awkward Staking ecosystem has eased a lot of pressure, but compared to that, I care more about when we can truly break out of this volatility The market is like this, small coins fluctuate greatly, large coins show no signs of improvement, it's boring Privacy coins suddenly gaining momentum? This time aren't they being suppressed?

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HodlTheDoor

· 01-13 08:04

ETFs are bleeding again, institutions are really in the chip accumulation stage. Wait, Meme is back? This time it's really the same old trick to cut leeks. Relief from staking pressure sounds good, but the gains are still too slow. The bottom range is repeatedly being confirmed, but I still have some doubts. Private privacy coins are rising? Is the market hinting at something? The situation is too dull, when will there be a breakthrough? This index at 27 is really timid, I just want to know who is bottom fishing. With so much ETF outflow, are the big players running or preparing? Small and medium coins are so miserable, it seems only the big players are playing.

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ZkSnarker

· 01-13 07:55

well technically the etf outflows are just big money getting cold feet, but here's the thing about meme coins rn—they're literally the only thing with a pulse lmao

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