Comparing the fund data of ETH, it was found that there was a significant outflow of funds, but according to the official websites of various institutions, there was actually an inflow. The difference should be between the two gray funds, which is expected to be revealed in the data released on Friday, next Monday. As mentioned earlier, yesterday's BTC data was not good, and ETH data was even worse. Although it was still a net inflow, BlackRock's purchasing power has decreased by 10 times compared to Wednesday, and the purchasing power of Fidelity and Bitwise is also pitifully low. From these data, it can be seen that if ETH wants to see a significant increase again, it cannot at least rely on traditional investors. Not only ETH, but also Russell 2000's trend is not very good, but it still surpasses ETH. Investors would rather buy counterfeit US stocks than ETH. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex