ETH's data is still not good, BTC's data is not good when it's good, and BTC's data is still not good when it's bad. The two big players, Grayscale and BlackRock, are once again showing respect to each other to determine who is the big holder. Grayscale has reduced its holdings by more than 6000, BlackRock has reduced its holdings by more than 2000, and the long inactive Franklin Templeton has reduced its holdings by more than 1000. Fortunately, these are still relatively few compared to the stock, and most investors are still in a wait-and-see attitude. There's not much more to say about ETH, I think it's already good that ETH can keep up with BTC's ups and downs before liquidity recovers. The market's attention to ETH is also weakening, as the gap compared to BTC is too large. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex