Ethereum spot ETF has recently experienced significant capital fluctuations. According to on-chain data, the total net outflow on January 7th (Eastern Time) reached $98.4453 million. However, among many ETF products, Franklin's EZET stood out by defying the trend, attracting $2.379 million in a single day, making it the most prominent performer among similar funds. Notably, since its launch, EZET has accumulated a net inflow of over $64.9466 million, indicating that many institutional investors continue to favor Ethereum spot exposure. Overall, the spot ETF market shows a polarized trend amid volatility, with noticeable differences in capital-raising capabilities among various products.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 01-08 21:16
Franklin really nailed it. EZET defied the odds and went against the trend, while other products are bleeding, it’s still attracting funds. The institutions' sense of smell is still sharp.
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HodlKumamon
· 01-08 09:59
Everyone is running, EZET is still absorbing... This is the difference in product selection.
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熊熊 glanced at this data and felt that institutions are quietly doing their homework.
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Over 98 million outflow vs 2.37 million inflow, this contrast really caught my eye haha.
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Franklin's move this time has captured the minds of those true believers.
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The divergence in spot ETFs is so obvious, choosing randomly could really lead to pitfalls.
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A net inflow of 64.94 million, institutional money really has a say.
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It feels like the market is voting with funds, and EZET still has quite a few votes.
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One fund is attracting money, while others are all outflowing... Is this hinting at something?
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NFTBlackHole
· 01-08 09:43
EZET's move is really clever. While others are running, it counterattacks and attracts funds. This is the power of the product.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 01-08 09:29
ngl, watching the divergence play out is giving major 2017 vibes... EZET mopping up while others bleed? statistically speaking, this is textbook herd migration right here. the chart patterns don't lie
Ethereum spot ETF has recently experienced significant capital fluctuations. According to on-chain data, the total net outflow on January 7th (Eastern Time) reached $98.4453 million. However, among many ETF products, Franklin's EZET stood out by defying the trend, attracting $2.379 million in a single day, making it the most prominent performer among similar funds. Notably, since its launch, EZET has accumulated a net inflow of over $64.9466 million, indicating that many institutional investors continue to favor Ethereum spot exposure. Overall, the spot ETF market shows a polarized trend amid volatility, with noticeable differences in capital-raising capabilities among various products.