#以太坊现货etf周净流出3.65亿美元

Mi Ge’s conclusion first: ETH has fallen harder than BTC this time—not by chance, but because institutions are voting with their feet.

From November 2 to 6 last week, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw combined net outflows of about $365 million, marking their sixth consecutive week of net outflows. BlackRock’s ETHA alone saw outflows of about $346 million, while Fidelity’s FETH actually had net inflows of around $15.34 million—a clear divergence.

The market action tells the same story: ETH is currently around $2,139, down about 4.2% in 24 hours, after hitting a low of $2,108—its lowest level this month. BTC fell only about 0.9% over the same period and is still hovering near $75,000. Until ETH reclaims $2,240, Mi Ge won’t treat any rebound as a reversal.

October CPI will be released tomorrow at 9:30 p.m. Mi Ge isn’t in a rush to make a move before the data comes out. What do you think—will ETH get back to $2,240 first, or test $2,000 first?

These are personal views only and do not constitute investment advice. Markets involve risk.