BTC $64,571.98 +0.42%
ETH $1,912.22 +0.37%
BNB $602.61 -0.42%
XRP $1.00 -0.17%
SOL $76.97 +1.47%
TRX $0.3328 +0.54%
DOGE $0.0701 -0.27%
ADA $0.1729 -0.47%
BCH $203.78 -0.33%
LINK $9.51 +0.07%
HYPE $58.55 -0.28%
AAVE $88.26 -0.05%
SUI $0.6526 -3.41%
XLM $0.1539 -2.19%
ZEC $509.64 -1.28%
BTC $64,571.98 +0.42%
ETH $1,912.22 +0.37%
BNB $602.61 -0.42%
XRP $1.00 -0.17%
SOL $76.97 +1.47%
TRX $0.3328 +0.54%
DOGE $0.0701 -0.27%
ADA $0.1729 -0.47%
BCH $203.78 -0.33%
LINK $9.51 +0.07%
HYPE $58.55 -0.28%
AAVE $88.26 -0.05%
SUI $0.6526 -3.41%
XLM $0.1539 -2.19%
ZEC $509.64 -1.28%

Data: Last week, Ethereum ETP had a net outflow of approximately 63.5 million USD

2024-05-16 19:47:11

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, ETC Group cited Bloomberg data in its weekly report, indicating that last week there was a net outflow of approximately $63.5 million from global Ethereum ETPs, with the largest outflow coming from ETFs listed in Hong Kong. Bitcoin ETPs saw an inflow of $92.5 million last week. Several factors may have contributed to ETH losing investor favor, including competition from Layer 1 and ongoing uncertainty regarding the approval of spot ETH in the United States.

David Han, a research analyst at Coinbase Institutional, stated in a report on Wednesday: "The approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. has reinforced the narrative of Bitcoin as a store of value and its status as a macro asset. On the other hand, the unresolved questions regarding ETH's fundamental positioning in the cryptocurrency space still remain."

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