以太坊现货 ETF 自推出以来首次出现周资金净流入

币界网Published on 2024-08-12Last updated on 2024-08-12

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自 8 月 5 日开始的一周时间内，美国 9 支以太坊现货 ETF 呈现资金净流入状态，这是自该产品推出以来的首周资金净流入。SoSoValue 平台数据显示，截至 8 月 9 日，九支以太坊现货 ETF 当周交易总额为 19 亿美元，资金净流入 1.048 亿美元，历史累计净资产高达 73 亿美元。因此，尽管以太坊的市场环境充满挑战，其价格自 8 月初以来下跌了 23%，但该市场依然产生积极的发展势头。

在九支以太坊现货 ETF 产品中，贝莱德的 iShares 以太坊信托（ETHA）成为了该市场的领跑者，当周获得了 1.884 亿美元的资金净流入。自推出以来，ETHA 产品短短 13 天内就积累了超 9 亿美元资产，且未出现任何资金流出的情况，这表明投资者的信心依然强劲。

富达的以太坊现货 ETF 产品（FETH）表现也十分出色，上周资金净流入 4465 万美元，这使其总资产达到了 3.42 亿美元。其他在上周资金净流入的以太坊现货 ETF 产品还包括了 Grayscale 的 Mini Ethereum Trust（ETH，净流入 1,980 万美元）、VanEck Ethereum ETF（ETHV，净流入 1,660 万美元）、Bitwise 的以太坊 ETF（ETHW，净流入 1,170 万美元）、以及 Franklin 的以太坊 ETF（ETHT，净流入 370 万美元）。

但除此之外，21Shares Core Ethereum ETF（CETH）和 Invesco Galaxy Ethereum ETF（QETH）在上周的资金流入均为零。而灰度以太坊现货 ETF 的资产则持续流出，并在上周流出了 1.8 亿美元资金，这导致所有的以太坊现货 ETF 产品流出总资金高达 4.064 亿美元。据悉，灰度以太坊现货 ETF 目前还持有 23 亿美元资产。

8 月 7 日，纽约证券交易所美国有限责任公司（NYSE American LLC）提议修改以太坊现货 ETF 产品规则，期望允许 Grayscale 和 Bitwise 等三家以太坊发行商能够上市交易以太坊 ETF 期权产品。

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