尽管Grayscale的资金外流了20亿美元,但以太坊ETF在8月开局良好

币界网Published on 2024-08-02Last updated on 2024-08-02

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毫无疑问,这是一个有趣的发展,Spot Ethereum ETF在8月开始时表现良好,抵御了Grayscale价值10亿美元的资金外流。事实上,ETh的投资产品净流入2670万美元。这是由10万亿美元的资产管理公司贝莱德的ETH发行所引领的。

该产品尚未产生比特币ETF的影响,该ETF于1月开始交易。许多人将Grayscale的资金外流问题视为新批准的ETH ETF的主要问题。然而,一些专家认为,这一问题将在未来几周内开始减少。

来源:CNBC

另请阅读:以太坊ETF:2670万美元的加密货币投资流入

贝莱德引领以太坊ETF流入积极转向

今年,加密货币市场的讨论中,ETF占据了主导地位。其两大资产今年都获得了投资工具,但结果不同。随着ETH进入第二周,情况开始好转。尽管有一家发行人对此表示担忧。

事实上,尽管Grayscale的以太坊信托基金总计20亿美元,但以太坊ETF在8月初仍表现良好。或者,贝莱德引领了所有ETH产品的流入。具体而言,根据Faride Investors的数据,8960万美元被转入其iShares以太坊信托基金(ETHA)。

Grayscale与其他八家发行商处于不同的地位。该公司正在转换一个向机构客户提供ETH敞口的信托。该信托最初在以太坊持有90亿美元。自ETF转换以来,截至8月,资金外流已超过这些基金的22%。

另请阅读:贝莱德高管赞扬以太坊,称Solana ETF将“需要一段时间”

Steno Research分析师Mads Eberhardt在X(前身为推特)上讨论了资金外流问题。关于这个问题何时会停止,他说“很可能会在本周发生。”此外,他指出“只有从那时起”

以太坊的价格尚未能够从ETF中获利。根据CoinMarketCap的数据,在过去的七天里,该代币下跌了2.7%以上。上个月,这一跌幅已扩大到8%,而目前的交易价格为3154美元。

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