Tron’s stablecoin supply increased by a net of $1.6 billion in February, ranking first.

Institutions Return to Ethereum as Staking Hits Record Highs

Financial markets are experiencing turbulence following attacks on oil and gas infrastructure in the Persian Gulf, but institutional investors are showing early signs of returning to crypto DailyCoin reported yesterday about renewed capital interest in Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs,

Gate Research Institute: DEX Trading Volume Rebounds, SuperLink Ecosystem Accelerates Development | Gate Institutional Crypto Market Weekly Report (February 23 – March 1, 2026)

Recently, market liquidity has been relatively thin, with BTC dropping rapidly and entering a consolidation phase, while ETH has shown weak performance. Geopolitical risks have driven up oil and precious metals, with funds shifting toward defensive assets. DEX trading volume experienced a pulse release, but overall remains below historical highs, and the market is still in a deleveraging stage. Next week, attention should be paid to several macroeconomic indicators and events such as token unlocks that could cause market volatility.

ETH 15-minute short-term rally up 1.23%: Institutional capital inflows and protocol upgrade expectations drive price rebound

From 08:30 to 08:45 on March 4, 2026 (UTC), ETH recorded a +1.23% return within a 15-minute candlestick, with a price range of 2005.33 - 2030.77 USDT and an amplitude of 1.27%. Market attention during this period significantly increased, short-term volatility intensified, trading volume expanded accordingly, indicating a rapid rise in investor sentiment. The main driver of this movement was the concentrated inflow of institutional funds. ETH-related ETFs saw a single-day net inflow of up to $157 million, reaching a two-month high. At the same time,

ETF Frenzy for Capital Inflow, Strong Bearish Momentum in Futures: Bitcoin Surges Past $69,000, Can the Short-term Rebound Continue?

Despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties, the cryptocurrency market has demonstrated remarkable resilience, with Bitcoin breaking through $69,000 today (4) and approaching the $70,000 mark again. Market analysis indicates that this rally is less about investors' "bullish confidence" returning and more about a technical rebound driven by "short covering." Crypto market maker Enflux pointed out that the market has neither fully priced in the disaster nor placed optimistic bets on a resolution. Last weekend, shorts capitalized on news of Middle Eastern military conflicts, causing Bitcoin to drop to $63,000. However, once the market realized that the situation was not escalating into a full-scale regional war affecting global trade routes, the long-suppressed short positions were quickly hunted down, triggering a short squeeze. Enflux described in its report that the reaction speed of crypto assets to geopolitical shocks far exceeds that of traditional assets: When gunfire erupts or sanctions are imposed

Ethereum Price News: ETH Exchange Reserves Drop to Historic Lows, Vitalik Buterin Proposes "Shelter Technology" Concept

Ethereum (ETH) has recently remained around $2,000, and ETH withdrawals have hit a new high in the past month as major investors transfer assets to private wallets. ETH reserves have fallen to early-year levels. Co-founder Vitalik Buterin has suggested building an "shelter technology" ecosystem to address geopolitical instability. Investors are adjusting their medium- to long-term asset allocations, and prices remain stable.

BTC 15-minute increase of 0.77%: Institutional ETF funds strongly flow in, leading the short-term rebound

From 07:45 to 08:00 (UTC) on March 4, 2026, BTC prices experienced rapid short-term fluctuations, with a return of +0.77%. The price range was between 68,885.0 and 69,655.7 USDT, with an amplitude of 1.12%. This volatility was accompanied by increased spot trading volume, attracting market attention and intensifying fluctuations. The main driver of this movement was the continuous net inflow of funds into the US spot Bitcoin ETF, with daily inflows reaching $458 million. Institutional large investors concentrated their purchases, pushing BTC to a strong short-term rebound. ETF funds were directly invested in long positions, reflecting the market sentiment.