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Crypto Investors Still Throwing Money At Ether Etfs Like They’Re Trying To Set Their Wallets On Fire

An illustration of an upward trending line with green arrows on top of a downward sloping graph representing Ether's price drop; in the background, nine small buildings are rising while one is sinking. The scene takes place at sunset over water with waves splashing against rocks below. A large sun sets behind the buildings casting long shadows across them. In the foreground, several coins and dollar bills float upwards towards the trend line as if being drawn to it.

The never-ending farce of cryptocurrency investing continues! It’s like watching a train wreck in slow motion – you can’t look away even though you know the outcome will be catastrophic.

So, let me get this straight: despite Ether plummeting 23% since August began (because it’s just numbers on a computer created from nothing), investors are still throwing their money at these ETFs like they’re trying to put out a fire with gasoline. And what do we have? A whopping $104.8 million in net inflows, mostly driven by BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust because who doesn’t love throwing good money after bad?

It’s almost as if the crypto bros are competing in some kind of sadistic game to see how much they can lose before it all comes crashing down (spoiler alert: it will). And what do we get for our troubles? A bunch of ETF issuers scrambling to launch options products because, hey, more ways to gamble on a worthless asset!

Meanwhile, Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust is still hemorrhaging assets like there’s no tomorrow. $180 million in outflows last week alone! It’s almost as if people are finally realizing that cryptocurrency has no inherent value and it’s just a bunch of nonsense created by scammers.

Source: cointelegraph

Spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States have had their first week of positive net inflows since they launched on July 23.  According to ETF tracker SoSoValue, the nine newly launched US-based spot Ether (ETH) ETFs had positive overall net inflows of $104.8 million for the week beginning Aug. 5. It added that $1.9 billion in total value was traded, bringing the total net assets to $7.3 billion […]

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