Data: In September, most indicators in the cryptocurrency market showed a decline, with a 13% decrease in total on chain trading volume

According to a post by @ lars0x, the research director of The Block, most indicators in the cryptocurrency market showed a decline in September, with adjusted total on chain trading volume decreasing by 13% to $328 billion (BTC: -10.2%, ETH: -17.8%). Adjusted stablecoin on chain trading volume decreased by 30.8% to $832 billion, while supply increased by 1.3% to $150.4 billion, with USDT accounting for 78.3% and USDC accounting for 17.6% In September, BTC miners' income decreased by 4.2% to $815.3 million, while ETH stakers' income decreased by 4% to $209.4 million. In August, a total of 26874 ETH were destroyed, equivalent to 68.2 million US dollars. Since the implementation of EIP-1559 in early August 2021, a total of 4.39 million ETH, equivalent to $12.4 billion, have been destroyed. The monthly NFT market trading volume on Ethereum decreased by 22% to $96.1 million. In September, the legal CEX spot trading volume decreased by 17.4% to $724.6 billion, and the monthly net flow of all BTC spot ETFs was+$113 million. Bitcoin futures open contracts increased by 16%, while Ethereum futures open contracts increased by 13%. The monthly futures trading volume of BTC decreased by 16.1% to $1.11 trillion, while the monthly futures trading volume of ETH decreased by 20.8% to $465.5 billion. CME Bitcoin futures open contracts increased by 14.3% to $10.3 billion (daily trading volume decreased by 4.7% to $4.8 billion). The monthly option trading volume of Bitcoin decreased by 28.1% to $38.6 billion, while the monthly option trading volume of ETH decreased by 37.5% to $9.7 billion.