In the past 7 days, Ethereum has consolidated its net inflow advantage in bridge asset flows, while major chains, including Arbitrum, have seen significant outflows, indicating that inter-chain capital transfers have fully commenced.
Inflow into leading chain
As of the 31st, according to data from cryptocurrency analytics platform Artemis, Ethereum was the chain that recorded the most bridge asset inflows in the past seven days, with approximately $542.51 million flowing in.
Following these are ▲Arbitrum $480.16 million ▲Hyperliquid $343.98 million ▲edgeX $113.70 million ▲Polygon PoS $83.33 million ▲Base $69.96 million, continuing the trend of inflows into leading blockchains.
In addition, ▲VeraChain $40.38 million ▲Solana $23.09 million ▲Starknet $17.01 million ▲OP Mainnet $16.45 million also show a meaningful trend of inflows into bridge assets.
Outflow of leading chain
The chain that experienced the largest outflow of funds in the last 7 days was Arbitrum, with a total outflow of $555.89 million.
Following that, the outflows were as follows: ▲Ethereum $496.03 million ▲Hyperliquid $320.02 million ▲edgeX $103.71 million ▲Base $64.34 million ▲Polygon PoS $59.99 million, representing significant outflows.
Furthermore, a clear outflow trend was also confirmed in the following figures: ▲Solana $35.57 million ▲BNB Chain $32.23 million ▲OP Mainnet $26.38 million ▲VeraChain $26.08 million.
Net outflow/inflow leading chain
Observing the flow of bridge assets over the past 7 days, there is a clear divergence between net inflows and net outflows, indicating that the reallocation of funds between chains is accelerating.
Ethereum is the chain with the largest net inflow of bridge assets in the past 7 days, totaling $46.47 million.
Following that are: ▲Hyperliquid $23.97 million ▲Polygon PoS $23.34 million ▲VeraChain $14.29 million ▲edgeX $9.99 million ▲Bitcoin $6.7 million, with positive flow continuing.
On the other hand, the chain with the largest net outflow was Arbitrum, with a total net outflow of $75.73 million.
In addition, a clear net outflow trend was also confirmed in ▲BNB Chain – $24.61 million ▲Solana – $12.48 million ▲OP Mainnet – $9.93 million.
