#以太坊etf七日流入中断
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The continuous inflows into spot Ethereum ETFs have been cut off.
On September 29, there was a net outflow of $2.81 million.
In the previous seven days, net inflows were about $850 million.
On that day, one product from BlackRock withdrew $8.94 million.
At the same time, Bitcoin ETFs were still attracting money.
The money is going to different places.
Over the past seven days, Ethereum ETFs received $624 million.
Bitcoin ETFs received about $2.45 billion.
The scale difference is more than three times.
That day, both sides were still drawing in capital.
Ethereum only lost that day's incremental inflow.
Ethereum ETF total assets are about $17.5 billion.
That’s 5.37% of Ethereum’s market cap.
A break in continuous inflows doesn’t necessarily mean funds have shifted elsewhere.
Single-day figures are easily influenced by large, one-off subscriptions and redemptions.
A day of net outflows can’t change the overall trend.
The subscription and redemption timing on both sides is inherently different.
The slopes on both sides have been pulled apart.
For crypto, ETF subscriptions and redemptions are carried out by authorized participants.
The pace is slower than what the market screen shows, and the direction is steadier than market sentiment.
Do you think Ethereum ETFs will first make up for these seven days? Chat in the comments.
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The continuous inflows into spot Ethereum ETFs have been cut off.
On September 29, there was a net outflow of $2.81 million.
In the previous seven days, net inflows were about $850 million.
On that day, one product from BlackRock withdrew $8.94 million.
At the same time, Bitcoin ETFs were still attracting money.
The money is going to different places.
Over the past seven days, Ethereum ETFs received $624 million.
Bitcoin ETFs received about $2.45 billion.
The scale difference is more than three times.
That day, both sides were still drawing in capital.
Ethereum only lost that day's incremental inflow.
Ethereum ETF total assets are about $17.5 billion.
That’s 5.37% of Ethereum’s market cap.
A break in continuous inflows doesn’t necessarily mean funds have shifted elsewhere.
Single-day figures are easily influenced by large, one-off subscriptions and redemptions.
A day of net outflows can’t change the overall trend.
The subscription and redemption timing on both sides is inherently different.
The slopes on both sides have been pulled apart.
For crypto, ETF subscriptions and redemptions are carried out by authorized participants.
The pace is slower than what the market screen shows, and the direction is steadier than market sentiment.
Do you think Ethereum ETFs will first make up for these seven days? Chat in the comments.
