Matrixport: The weekly inflow of stablecoins slows down, the short-term increase in Bitcoin may tend to be moderate
Matrixport released a chart today stating that, although the stablecoin-related indicators are still at a relatively high level over the past 12 months, the weekly inflow has significantly fallen from its peak of $8 billion to $4 billion. This indicator needs continuous attention. If the inflow further decreases, it may mean that the market will enter a longer period of consolidation, especially during the usually quiet Christmas holiday season.
Even if this slowdown trend in inflows continues, we remain optimistic about market performance in 2025. It is expected that Bitcoin prices will steadily rise but short-term gains may become moderate.
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