[Coin World] The latest on-chain data tracking shows that the ETH contract market has continued to gain momentum over the past day. Coinglass monitoring data reveals that the total holdings across the network have reached a scale of $34.71 billion, with a slight increase of 0.44% within 24 hours.
From the distribution across various platforms, the market pattern shows a clear tiered differentiation. A leading exchange occupies the top position with $7.01 billion, followed closely by CME with $6.06 billion in chips, while Gate firmly holds the top three with $3.18 billion in Holdings. These three platforms collectively control nearly half of the ETH contract exposure, demonstrating the continued betting of institutional funds on the Ethereum derivatives market.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 12-02 16:02
347 billion sounds quite impressive, but a 0.44% increase is really a bit disappointing.
With the leading exchanges banding together like this, smaller platforms really have no way out.
CME is so far behind that leading exchange, who do institutions really trust more?
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liquidation_watcher
· 12-02 03:28
34.7 billion? This heat feels fake, why only a rise of 0.44%?
Those institutions at CME are quietly building positions again?
Three platforms have taken half of the market share, retail investors seem to be getting played for suckers.
Is Gate's 3.18 billion really stable? It feels a bit precarious.
Institutions are betting while we are getting harvested, a bit ironic huh.
This number sounds big but the growth is so little... it's a bit of a slap in the face.
Why can the leading exchanges magically increase their holdings by 7 billion, it's too crazy.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 12-02 03:28
34.7 billion is still in green, now institutions really can't get enough.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-02 03:26
347 billion is nothing, the key is how these three companies managed to take half the market, it's too outrageous.
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DaoTherapy
· 12-02 03:26
34.7 billion is indeed a number, but this growth rate is too slow, what's up with 0.44%?
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GateUser-e6bb9052
· 12-02 03:18
Steadfast HODL💎
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 12-02 03:04
34.7 billion dollars? This number sounds scary, but the rise is only 0.44%, which is a bit of a pump fail.
CME is so well-fed, institutions are really going crazy stacking chips.
Three firms account for half? That's outrageous, this concentration is indeed a bit messed up.
It's another story of continuous betting... After hearing so much, be careful not to step on a landmine.
ETH contract Holdings surpass 34.7 billion USD, the three major platforms divide nearly half of the market share.
[Coin World] The latest on-chain data tracking shows that the ETH contract market has continued to gain momentum over the past day. Coinglass monitoring data reveals that the total holdings across the network have reached a scale of $34.71 billion, with a slight increase of 0.44% within 24 hours.
From the distribution across various platforms, the market pattern shows a clear tiered differentiation. A leading exchange occupies the top position with $7.01 billion, followed closely by CME with $6.06 billion in chips, while Gate firmly holds the top three with $3.18 billion in Holdings. These three platforms collectively control nearly half of the ETH contract exposure, demonstrating the continued betting of institutional funds on the Ethereum derivatives market.