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#密码资产动态追踪 Just saw some interesting data and I have to share it with everyone!
Yesterday, there was a net outflow of $1.592 billion from the US Ethereum spot ETF, and large institutional ETF products were also withdrawing funds simultaneously, with one leading institution’s product experiencing a one-time outflow of $107.7 million. It looks quite alarming, and the market is indeed a bit unstable.
But we need to stay calm here. I immediately checked the on-chain data — yes, there are indeed large amounts of ETH flowing to exchanges, and short-term selling pressure is real. That said, this is a common operation in the crypto market. Fund withdrawals are usually just institutions adjusting their positions or taking profits, and they don’t necessarily signal a trend reversal.
My take is this: it’s just a phase of fluctuation, basically a shakeout. The fundamentals of Ethereum are still solid, the ecosystem is still evolving, and large fund outflows can actually help clear out uncommitted holders. Looking back at my previous records, every time the market falls into panic, I emphasize “holding steady,” and it’s always been validated afterward. The same logic applies this time.
To reiterate: don’t let the news lead you by the nose; rationality is the key to making money. I will keep monitoring on-chain movements and market sentiment, and will update immediately if there’s any new development. For those who are optimistic, stay steady — the upcoming rebound is worth looking forward to.
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