Bloomberg and Kaiko jointly develop on-chain data access solution for tokenized markets

BTC 15-minute slight decline of 0.61%: On-chain large transfers and ETF fund inflows slow down, jointly leading to a pullback

From 16:30 to 16:45 (UTC) on February 26, 2026, the BTC spot market recorded a -0.61% return, with prices fluctuating between 66,912.7 and 67,455.0 USDT, with an amplitude of 0.80%. During this window, market attention increased, and high-frequency anomalies triggered short-term cautiousness among investors. Liquidity was ample, but volatility intensified. The main driver of this anomaly was large on-chain fund transfers to exchanges, raising concerns about selling pressure. At the same time, the pace of ETF capital inflows slowed, and the ability of spot buying to absorb selling pressure decreased, further exacerbating price fluctuations in a short period.

Data Index Innovation: "The Graph," Achievements and Future Strategic Analysis

Messari Research Report indicates that the number of active subgraphs on The Graph has reached a new high, with developer engagement remaining consistently active. Layer 2 networks have experienced significant growth, with Base chain leading in query volume. Staking activity has increased for the first time, and substream yields have surged. The Graph is driving transformation through the launch of Graph Horizon, strengthening its position as a data service protocol and laying the foundation for long-term growth.

BTC short-term decline of -0.59%: Whales reducing positions and insufficient liquidity driving the price down

From 15:15 to 15:30 (UTC) on February 26, 2026, the 15-minute candlestick return for BTC recorded -0.59%, with the price range between 66,855.1 and 67,394.9 USDT, and an amplitude of 0.80%. The anomaly occurred against the backdrop of overall market sentiment being subdued and increased volatility, drawing high attention from industry users. Short-term selling pressure release caused BTC to show a significant decline during this window. The main driving forces behind this anomaly were large on-chain holders actively reducing their positions and a noticeable lack of market liquidity. On-chain data shows multiple large BTC inflows into mainstream trading platforms during this period.

ETH short-term decline of 0.96%: On-chain capital inflow to exchanges and USDC burn trigger liquidity contraction and selling pressure resonance

On February 26, 2026, from 15:15 to 15:30 (UTC), ETH experienced a significant price fluctuation. The candlestick data shows a return of -0.96%, with the price range fluctuating between 2016.51 and 2042.51 USDT, with an amplitude of 1.27%. During this period, market trading volume sharply increased compared to the previous hour, market attention heightened, volatility intensified, and investor sentiment turned cautious. The main driving force behind this fluctuation was changes in the on-chain capital flow structure. Large transfers by ETH whales occurred in the morning hours, with inflows into a certain trading platform, and short-term selling pressure concentrated, further accelerating the downward movement.

SUI Outpaces TRON and Cardano in 2026 Liquidity Race

Year-to-date, Sui has processed over $43 billion in cumulative trading volume, beating other top tokens like Cardano and TRON. Sui is also inching closer to overtaking Avalanche in stablecoin volume, topping the $2 trillion mark this week. Sui has become the network to beat in 2026, with

Today, the US Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of 5,847 BTC, while the Ethereum ETF experienced a net inflow of 51,705 ETH.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, today the United States Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of 5847 BTC, Ethereum ETF experienced a net inflow of 51705 ETH, and Solana ETF had a net inflow of 325262 SOL.