News list for "Historical Peak"
According to CryptoOnchain data, over $9 billion of stablecoins have flowed into Binance over the past 30 days, matching the previous all-time peak seen during the 2021 bull market. This is a huge "reserve fund" hoarded "off the exchange", sending a strong signal of buying intention, and bitcoin and mainstream counterfeit products are accumulating huge bullish pressure.
According to Token Terminal, the supply of native USDC on the Polygon network is near its historical peak at around $640 million.
When silver prices are once again approaching their historical peak, the market is caught in a fundamental dilemma: what is the true historical high? The price legend created by the Hunter Brothers manipulation case in 1980 has multiple versions due to data differences between different exchanges. Click to view
According to DefiLlama data, Pump.fun's agreement fee revenue yesterday was $922,890, a decrease of 86.95% from the historical peak ($7.07 million on January 23).
According to CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr, Bitcoin miners are currently earning around $50 million per day, which is lower than the historical peak of $80 million. This shows that the current network activity is at a high level, but has not yet reached the peak, and miners have received considerable income, while there is still room for further growth.
According to the analysis of DBA Joint Innovation Jon Charbonneau, when the price of Ethereum and Solana hit a record high, the network revenue also peaked at the same time, and the valuation multiple was close. Ethereum reached its peak in November 2021, with an annualized network revenue of about 21.90 billion US dollars and FDV of 578.71 billion US dollars, a multiple of 26.42 times; Solana peaked in January 2025, with an annualized network revenue of about 6.61 billion US dollars and FDV of ...
Australia's S & P/ASX 200 index has fallen 10% since its historic peak on February 14.
HashRateIndex reports that Bitcoin's seven-day hash rate reached an all-time high of 659 EH/s, and according to data from Bitinfocharts, the average network hash rate reached an all-time high of 732 EH/s over the weekend. HashRateIndex explains that the increase in hash rate may indicate that Bitcoin public miners are activating their ASIC orders as planned, which means more powerful hardware is being turned on, and competition will intensify as more hashes come online.
