After experiencing the data of $BTC, I already had expectations for the data of $ETH, and in fact, it turned out to be even worse than I expected. The divide between ETF investors and spot investors is more evident here; at least BTC still has BlackRock's investors continuing to buy, while for ETH, there hasn't been a single net inflow except for institutions in Hong Kong. Of course, the outflow isn't significant either, with only Grayscale and Fidelity showing net outflows, while others are at zero.

This data also tells us that although the prices of BTC and ETH have risen quite well, traditional investors seem to have little interest in spot ETFs. Although the actual selling volume isn't large, most investors are still maintaining a wait-and-see attitude, but the buying volume is indeed too low. If we only look at the ETF data, we wouldn't expect the current strong rise in spot prices.

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