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ETH has declined, with a trading volume of $35.6 billion in the past 24 hours and a circulating market value of $230.6 billion, representing a 1.86% decrease in market value. Data for reference only

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The popularity ranking shows that ETH's popularity remains the same as yesterday, ranking first. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① ETH （$1881.82，0.11%） ② SOL （$126.11，1.96%） ③ PI （$1.71，4.27%） ④ PEPE （$0.000007237，14.40%） ⑤ DOGE （$0.1704，3.09%） The purchasing power of ETH's main funds is weak, with a net inflow of $160 million within 24 hours and a transaction volume of $35.81 billion within 24 hours, of which the main funds have a net outflow of $16.5202 million.

BlockBeats News: On March 13th, according to Spotonchain monitoring, a wallet created 7 years ago and related to the Ethereum mining pool Ethermine returned to the market after a three-year hiatus. 20 minutes ago, it withdrew 2692 ETH worth $5.01 million from OKX.

According to BlockBeats, on March 13th, Zhu Su, founder of Three Arrows Capital, posted on social media that "the rise of CeDeFi is the biggest downside of Ethereum, indicating that a large number of open smart contracts that were once envisioned to run on distributed networks are ultimately executed in closed source code on a single server. Ethereum urgently needs to embrace application scenarios that truly require global distributed computing and anti censorship features, with some use cases (such as privacy protection) filled with crypto punk attributes. If Ethereum itself performs poorly, the DeFi revival will be difficult to achieve - in a world of decentralized validators and low demand for smart contracts, off chain solutions will become the mainstream choice due to their cost and efficiency advantages