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Eth Squeezes Out a Tiny Bit Less Blood Than Usual as Ethereum Mania Reaches New Heights and Everyone Still Loses Their Shirt

An illustration of an arrow pointing upwards with blood splatters turning into green dollar signs as they hit the ground; below it is a graph showing rising activity on Ethereum layer-2 networks and DEXs while trading volumes decline elsewhere; in the background, Grayscale's ETHE trust fund logo slowly transforms from red to zero outflows. The overall color scheme shifts from dark grey to light green towards the end of the illustration. A faint image of a Bitcoin ETF is seen being drained at the bottom right corner with an arrow pointing away from it;

The Grayscale Ethereum Trust is finally bleeding less money after hemorrhaging nearly $2.3 billion since launch. I’m sure it’s just a coincidence that this comes as activity on Ethereum and layer-2 networks surges. Meanwhile, the fund still holds more than 25% of its total holdings in Ether – because who needs to make smart investment decisions when you can just hold onto worthless cryptocurrency?

It’s interesting to note that Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust took nearly four months before it saw a day without outflows. I guess Ethereum is just faster at losing people’s money.

The article mentions a surge in activity on layer-2 networks, which sounds like a real success story – until you realize that these are still just tiny fractions of the main network and not actually solving any problems. And hey, who needs to use decentralized exchanges when you can have centralized ones with 10% lower trading volumes?

Analysts think dwindling ETHE outflows will be bullish for Ether’s price? Yeah, because history has shown us that people are always smart enough to catch on before they lose all their money.

Source: cointelegraph

The Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETHE) has posted its first day of zero outflows, ending a consecutive daily onslaught of outflows since its launch.  It comes as Ethereum and several of its layer-2 networks witnessed a surge in onchain activity. On Aug. 12, United States-based spot Ether (ETH) exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows flipped positive for the fifth time since they launched on July 23, aided by ETHE posting its first day […]

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