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On January 22, according to data released by Coingecko, Ethereum ranked first in the blockchain rankings with $2.48 billion in gas fee revenue in 2024, followed by Tron with $2.15 billion, and Bitcoin ranked third with $922.89 million. The report pointed out that in 2024, L1 and L2 blockchains received a total of more than $6.89 billion in transaction fees, of which L1 chain revenue was $6.6 billion and L2 chain revenue was $294.92 million.

ChainCatcher reports, according to a report from Standard Chartered Bank, it is expected that more funds will flow into the Bitcoin sector from institutions this year than last year. The participation of pension funds in particular is expected to push BTC up to $200,000 this year. The report states: "If proactive actions are taken as we expect, we believe the flow of institutional funds will continue. We anticipate that by 2025, inflows into BTC from institutions will exceed levels seen in 2024 and new capital may come from long-only funds classified as 'pension funds'. The dominance of institutional fund flows into ETFs could support the performance of BTC and ETH; we predict their prices will reach $200,000 and $10,000 respectively by the end of 2025."