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ETH spot ETF has handed over a beautiful report card again!
According to statistics on December 9, the net inflow in a single day directly rushed to $178 million. This wave of funds entering the market is really not polite.
Specifically, it depends on the performance of each company - Fidelity FETH is firmly in the top spot this time, absorbing $51.47 million in a day, and the cumulative historical inflow has exceeded 2.6 billion; Grayscale's ETH mini trust was not to be outdone, winning $45.18 million in a single day. The two major institutions basically took over this round of major increments.
Let's look at the overall market: the total net value of ETFs has reached the $21 billion mark, accounting for 5.24% of net assets. What's even more exaggerated is the historical cumulative net inflow data - it soared directly to $13.092 billion. This volume expansion rate does show that the market's demand for ETH allocation continues to be released.
Funds vote with their feet, and the data will not deceive.
What does it mean that the institution is so ferocious? The data on the chain has long been reflected, and smart people are hoarding it.
With a cumulative net inflow of 13 billion, this figure does not lie. The key is whether the private key management has kept up, and don't be overshadowed by contract loopholes.
5.24% is not enough, and long-term holding is the winner's mentality. I now store all the asset allocation in cold wallets, and the risk factor is minimized.
Institutions grab funds, retail investors follow the trend, and the eternal script. But this time the data is indeed a bit fierce, and it's right to hold on to the chips.