- According to Kaito's Top Gainer, the virtual assets receiving the highest investor interest recently are Billions, Ethereum, Solana, USDC, and Coinbase.
- Ethereum experienced record net outflows of about $465,800,000 from its spot ETF, raising investor concerns.
- Controversy over differing stances between Coinbase's USDC rewards program and the GENIUS Act is also attracting attention among investors.
- The article was summarized using an artificial intelligence-based language model.
- Due to the nature of the technology, key content in the text may be excluded or different from the facts.
According to the Token Mindshare Top Gainer index—a metric quantifying the influence of specific tokens in the virtual asset (cryptocurrency) market—of the AI-based web3 search platform Kaito, as of the 5th, the most searched virtual asset-related keywords are Billions (BILLIONS), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), USDC, and Coinbase.
Billions claimed the top spot, gaining attention from investors after being newly featured on the Kaito Yapper program.
Ethereum took second place. Ethereum drew investor concern as its spot Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) saw the largest net outflows on record that day. The total net outflow from the Ethereum spot ETF was $465,800,000.
Solana came in third. Investor interest in Solana has grown following the release of its second-generation smartphone, Saga.
USDC and Coinbase took fourth and fifth places, respectively. Interest among investors has focused on differing stances between Coinbase's USDC rewards program and the GENIUS Act. While the GENIUS Act prohibits interest payments by stablecoin issuers (virtual assets pegged to fiat currency), Coinbase continues to offer rewards for USDC users. Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Coinbase, dismissed the controversy by stating, "Coinbase is not an issuer, and the current rewards paid to users are not in the nature of interest."
Additionally, investors have been paying attention to virtual assets such as Cysic (CYSIC), Litecoin (LTC), USDe, TON, and Pendle Finance (PENDLE).
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