Cryptocurrency Market Update: Layer 2 TVL Surges to $8.87 Billion Amid Bitcoin ETF Inflows

Cryptocurrency Market Update: Layer 2 TVL Surges to $8.87 Billion Amid Bitcoin ETF Inflows

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing notable shifts as of today. The total value locked (TVL) on Layer 2 networks has increased to $8.87 billion, up from $8.60 billion yesterday. This uptick indicates growing interest in Layer 2 solutions.

Top Layer 2 Networks' TVL

  • Base: Current: $2.80 billion, Change: 3.88%
  • Arbitrum: Current: $2.59 billion, Change: 1.99%
  • Optimism: Current: $714.36 million, Change: 6.32%
  • Blast: Current: $638.73 million, Change: 2.57%
  • Mantle: Current: $581.32 million, Change: 7.93%

Current Cryptocurrency Prices

  • Bitcoin (BTC): Current: $75,844, Yesterday: $76,047
  • Ethereum (ETH): Current: $2,921, Yesterday: $2,901

Fundraising Activity

Today's total fundraising in the crypto space has reached $16.80 million. The most significant funding rounds include:

  • Cytonic: $8.30 million
  • Pond: $7.50 million
  • SkyX: $1.00 million

Over the current week, cumulative fundraising has totaled $35.15 million.

Market News Highlights

On November 7, Bitcoin ETFs saw record inflows of $1.38 billion, marking the highest single-day figure to date. This surge is attributed to post-election optimism and a recalibration of the market.

In a move towards modernization, Detroit will begin accepting cryptocurrency payments for taxes and fees, utilizing PayPal’s platform for stability and access.

Flare has launched its first decentralized identity KYC trial for Mainland Chinese visitors in Hong Kong, in partnership with Red Date Technology. This initiative is a significant step in digital identity innovation.

Jack Dorsey, CEO of Block Inc., reaffirms the company's focus on Bitcoin, aiming to enhance its digital wallet and mining operations. Block’s Bitcoin stash reportedly grew by $15 million in Q3.

In legal news, a New York federal judge has dismissed a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI concerning its use of news articles for AI training. This ruling raises important discussions around AI training data and copyright law.

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