In the past 7 days, Ethereum has maintained a net inflow advantage in bridge asset flows, while major chains including Arbitrum have experienced significant capital outflows, indicating a comprehensive shift of capital between chains.
Leading Chains in Inflows
As of the 31st, according to the cryptocurrency analysis platform Artemis, the chain with the highest bridge asset inflow over the past 7 days is Ethereum, with approximately $542.51 million in funds flowing in.
Followed by ▲Arbitrum $480.16 million ▲Hyperliquid $343.98 million ▲edgeX $113.70 million ▲Polygon PoS $83.33 million ▲Base $69.96 million, continuing the inflow trend to leading chains.
Additionally, ▲VeraChain $40.38 million ▲Solana $23.09 million ▲Starknet $17.01 million ▲OP Mainnet $16.45 million also show meaningful bridge asset inflow trends.
Leading Chains in Outflows
The chain with the most capital outflow over the past 7 days is Arbitrum, with a total outflow of $555.89 million.
Followed by ▲Ethereum $496.03 million ▲Hyperliquid $320.02 million ▲edgeX $103.71 million ▲Base $64.34 million ▲Polygon PoS $59.99 million, with substantial outflows.
Additionally, ▲Solana $35.57 million ▲BNB Chain $32.23 million ▲OP Mainnet $26.38 million ▲VeraChain $26.08 million also confirm clear capital outflow trends.
Net Outflow/Inflow Leading Chains
Ethereum bridge funds flow / Artemis
Examining the recent 7-day bridge asset movements, there is a clear divergence between net inflows and net outflows, with inter-chain capital reallocation accelerating.
The chain with the largest net inflow over the past 7 days is Ethereum, with a total net inflow of $46.47 million.
Followed by ▲Hyperliquid $23.97 million ▲Polygon PoS $23.34 million ▲VeraChain $14.29 million ▲edgeX $9.99 million ▲Bitcoin $6.70 million, with continued positive flows.
On the other hand, the chain with the largest net outflow is Arbitrum, with a total net outflow of $75.73 million.
Additionally, ▲BNB Chain –$24.61 million ▲Solana –$12.48 million ▲OP Mainnet –$9.93 million also confirm significant net outflow trends.
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