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ETHTEH Is Down Like My Aunt at the Family Reunion After One Too Many Jell-O Shots

An illustration of an empty dance floor with two chairs at its center; one chair has a name tag reading 'ETHTEH' while the other is labeled as 'My Aunt'; both chairs have Jell-O shots on their tables and are surrounded by scattered party decorations. The walls behind them feature faded graffiti that reads "Party's Over" in bold letters, with broken balloons hanging from above; at floor level a trail of spilled drinks leads out into darkness. In the background, an abandoned DJ booth stands silent amidst discarded music equipment.

The crypto bros can’t catch a break! It seems like Grayscale’s ETHE has hemorrhaged $2 billion in just 9 trading days – that’s some impressive bleeding if I do say so myself. Meanwhile, the US spot ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are facing outflows of $54.27 million on Friday, because who needs inflows when you can have a good old-fashioned crypto crash? It’s like they say: “only criminals use it”, and apparently those same crooks don’t know how to stop hemorrhaging their investments

Source: bitcoin.com

On Friday, U.S. spot ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) faced $54.27 million in outflows, a stark contrast to Thursday’s net inflow of $26.7 million, as indicated by recent data. Meanwhile, Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust (ETHE) has seen a reduction of over $2 billion in ethereum since July 23. The outflow trend continued on Friday, following Thursday’s inflows. The nine ether ETFs have recorded three days of inflows and six days of net […]

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