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ETH: Because Who Needs Actual Ownership When You Can Just Trust Some Algorithm With 3 Billion Dollars Worth of Your Money

An illustration depicting an empty wallet with its zipper open revealing nothing inside but two algorithms floating above it holding briefcases filled with money while ether tokens float around them; one algorithm is shown looking at a computer screen displaying the market capitalization and exchange rates. The scene takes place in front of a cityscape background representing financial markets, with buildings labeled as exchanges and trading platforms. In the foreground, there are scattered papers on the ground showing various cryptocurrency prices and charts.

Let me tell you something about these so-called “Ethereum ETFs”. They’re just fancy ways for investors to throw their money at Ethereum without actually having to buy it directly. And what do they get? A bunch of numbers on a computer screen that say “2.91 million ETH” or whatever, but in reality, those are just arbitrary values created by some algorithm somewhere

Source: bitcoin.com

Although the data for Thursday’s ether exchange-traded fund (ETF) performance, concerning inflows and outflows, remains incomplete, it is evident that trade volume was marginally lower than the first two days. The funds currently hold slightly over $9 billion in ether, with about 2.91 million ether secured. As of July 25, each web portal associated with the nine ETFs displays the fund’s ethereum (ETH) reserve holdings. Post-trading session, the funds update […]

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