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Ethereum ETF Investors Just Got Served a 300 Billion Dollar Reality Check

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Another day, another bunch of suckers losing their shirts on cryptocurrency! It’s like they say: “If you want to make a small fortune in crypto, start with a large one.” And what do we have here? Ethereum ETFs hemorrhaging cash – $133M outflows because Grayscale decided to dump its ETHE holdings. You’d think these guys would’ve learned by now that this whole ‘get rich quick’ nonsense is just that: nonsense

Source: bitcoin.com

Based on recent data, after a period of inflows, nine U.S. spot ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced withdrawals totaling $133.16 million on Wednesday. The majority of these withdrawals came from Grayscale’s ETHE, which saw a significant $326.86 million in outflows on July 24. U.S. spot ethereum (ETH) ETFs experienced $133.16 million in outflows on Wednesday, following Tuesday’s inflows of approximately $106.78 million. Roughly $1.05 billion was traded among the nine […]

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