Data shows that in October, the on-chain transaction volume increased by 28.1% to 420 billion USD, with net inflows for Bitcoin spot ETFs reaching 5.30 billion USD. Bitcoin miner revenue grew by 25.4% to 1.02 billion USD, while Ethereum staker revenue increased by 5.8% to 221.50 million USD. Ethereum burned 41,648 ETH, valued at 105 million USD. The NFT market transaction volume on Ethereum grew by 26.5% to 121.60 million USD. The spot trading volume of compliant centralized exchanges increased by 16.3% to 843 billion USD. Net inflows for Bitcoin spot ETFs reached 5.30 billion USD, with IBIT setting a new record for single-day net inflows of 872 million USD on October 30. In the futures market, the open interest for Bitcoin rose by 22.9%, reaching an all-time high, while Ethereum increased by 14.6%. The open interest for CME Bitcoin futures grew by 21.5% to a new high of 12.50 billion USD.

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<p>According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on November 4, The Block analyst Lars released market data for October, showing significant growth in several metrics of the crypto market. The adjusted total on-chain trading volume increased by 28.1% to $420 billion, with Bitcoin growing by 32.1% and Ethereum by 20.9%. The on-chain trading volume of stablecoins grew by 8% to $899 billion, while issuance slightly declined by 0.7% to $149.30 billion, with USDT and USDC market shares at 79.5% and 16.9%, respectively.</p>
<p>Bitcoin miner revenue increased by 25.4% to $1.02 billion, while Ethereum staker revenue rose by 5.8% to $221.50 million. Ethereum burned 41,648 ETH, valued at $105 million. The NFT market trading volume on Ethereum grew by 26.5% to $121.60 million. The spot trading volume on compliant centralized exchanges increased by 16.3% to $843 billion.</p>
<p>The net inflow for Bitcoin spot ETFs reached $5.30 billion, with IBIT setting a new record for single-day net inflow at $872 million on October 30. In the futures market, the open interest for Bitcoin contracts grew by 22.9%, reaching an all-time high, while Ethereum rose by 14.6%. The CME Bitcoin futures open interest increased by 21.5% to a new high of $12.50 billion.</p>
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In October, on-chain transaction volume increased by 28.1% to $420 billion, with net inflows for Bitcoin spot ETFs reaching $5.30 billion.