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On November 19th, the data from Eastern Time is quite interesting, with a total net outflow of $37.3518 million for the Ether Spot ETF on that day.



Looking specifically, the largest outflow is from BlackRock's ETHA, which withdrew 24.5899 million dollars in a single day. However, to be fair, they are well-capitalized—since the launch of ETHA, the cumulative net inflow has reached a scale of 13.066 billion dollars, so this level of fluctuation is considered normal for them.

Recently, the funding situation for ETH's ETF is indeed a bit delicate. Although the short-term outflows are noticeable, when looking at the longer term, the overall allocation of institutional funds is still quite solid. Market sentiment is adjusting, but the patience of large funds is clearly still there.
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MetaverseHermitvip
· 11-20 05:34
BlackRock's recent operations are, to put it bluntly, just a reallocation of assets; a volume of 13 billion is still not enough to shake things up. --- What subtlety? The institutions are just accumulating, and the small investors are reacting slowly. --- Short-term fluctuations don't matter; after all, the large investors have already entered a position. What are we still hesitating about? --- ETHA can trap 24 million in just one day; it's really too big to fail, isn't it? --- When such data comes out, is it actually a buy signal? When institutions offload, it's always for the next round of positioning. --- Speaking of outflows, why be so nervous? The foundation of 13 billion is right there.
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TokenomicsPolicevip
· 11-20 05:31
BlackRock's recent operations are really calm, a shake-up of over 13 billion is normal. Institutions are adjusting their positions, not fleeing, that's what I am optimistic about. Short-term fluctuations can easily scare people; long-term layouts reveal the truth. Big funds withdrawing? Looking at the longer term, it's all about accumulation. I'm not surprised at all by the outflow of ETH's ETF; it's inevitable during the market adjustment period. This kind of data is actually very healthy, indicating that someone is entering the market to buy the dip. Don't be fooled by the daily chart data; institutions are looking at quarterly levels.
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