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Ethereum Faces $6 Billion Net Outflow in 2023 as L2 Networks Thrive with Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base Inflows

ETH

ETH/USDT

$1,670.64
-0.83%
24h Volume

$9,683,927,158.22

24h H/L

$1,693.55 / $1,652.09

Change: $41.46 (2.51%)

Long/Short
73.8%
Long: 73.8%Short: 26.2%
Funding Rate

-0.0015%

Shorts pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
Ethereum
Ethereum
Daily

$1,668.64

-0.29%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$2,096.56
Resistance 2$1,817.19
Resistance 1$1,710.27
Price$1,668.64
Support 1$1,613.09
Support 2$1,505.68
Support 3$1,244.77
Pivot (PP):$1,670.60
Trend:Downtrend
RSI (14):30.9

According to recent insights from crypto analyst Michael Nadeau, as reported by COINOTAG on October 31, the **Ethereum mainnet** has experienced a substantial **net outflow** of **$6 billion** in 2023. Notably, around **83%** of this capital has shifted towards **Layer 2 (L2) networks**, indicating a significant migration trend among investors. Within this realm, **Arbitrum** has captured a considerable **net inflow** of **$2.4 billion**, while **Optimism** and **Base** have attracted **$2.2 billion** and **$1.6 billion** respectively. Furthermore, **Solana** has also benefited from this shift, amassing **$2.36 billion** in inflows originating from **Ethereum L1**. Intriguingly, more than **$1 billion**, or **42%**, of these funds have subsequently flowed back into the **Ethereum ecosystem**, showcasing the interconnectedness of these blockchain networks.

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