#以太坊etf连续9日净流出
Damn, $ETH —has Wall Street really turned its back this time? Nine straight days of outflows, with nearly $700 million pulled out! 😳
Ethereum has been having a rough time lately. The price hasn’t really taken off yet, but a lot of money has already left the ETF side.
According to the data, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows for nine consecutive trading days starting September 29, totaling around $697 million.
BlackRock’s ETHA alone saw about $506 million flow out, including $200 million in a single day on October 6.
The most painful part? $542 million flowed out in just the past week—the worst weekly performance since January this year.
People used to say that once ETFs were approved, Wall Street money would keep pouring in.
Turns out Wall Street’s money did show up—but it doesn’t hesitate to leave when it wants to, either. 😂
Still, I think what’s really worth watching now isn’t how much money has already flowed out, but when the outflows will finally stop.
After all, net ETF outflows don’t mean BlackRock itself is selling ETH. They mostly reflect changes in the money investors have put into the funds.
If the outflow streak ends—or, better yet, money starts flowing back in—that would be a positive signal worth watching for Ethereum.
My outlook for ETH’s future gains hasn’t changed, but to truly break out of the $2,500–$2,550 trading range, retail investors shouting “to the moon” won’t be enough.
We need either capital, trading volume, or market sentiment to step up first.
What Ethereum needs most right now isn’t another ten thousand people calling for a rally—it’s a few people who are actually willing to put their money where their mouth is. 🚀
$ETH #以太坊 #以太坊etf连续9日净流出
Damn, $ETH —has Wall Street really turned its back this time? Nine straight days of outflows, with nearly $700 million pulled out! 😳
Ethereum has been having a rough time lately. The price hasn’t really taken off yet, but a lot of money has already left the ETF side.
According to the data, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows for nine consecutive trading days starting September 29, totaling around $697 million.
BlackRock’s ETHA alone saw about $506 million flow out, including $200 million in a single day on October 6.
The most painful part? $542 million flowed out in just the past week—the worst weekly performance since January this year.
People used to say that once ETFs were approved, Wall Street money would keep pouring in.
Turns out Wall Street’s money did show up—but it doesn’t hesitate to leave when it wants to, either. 😂
Still, I think what’s really worth watching now isn’t how much money has already flowed out, but when the outflows will finally stop.
After all, net ETF outflows don’t mean BlackRock itself is selling ETH. They mostly reflect changes in the money investors have put into the funds.
If the outflow streak ends—or, better yet, money starts flowing back in—that would be a positive signal worth watching for Ethereum.
My outlook for ETH’s future gains hasn’t changed, but to truly break out of the $2,500–$2,550 trading range, retail investors shouting “to the moon” won’t be enough.
We need either capital, trading volume, or market sentiment to step up first.
What Ethereum needs most right now isn’t another ten thousand people calling for a rally—it’s a few people who are actually willing to put their money where their mouth is. 🚀
$ETH #以太坊 #以太坊etf连续9日净流出