2026-01-01 07:21:15

Recently, there has been a noticeable wave of capital withdrawal from Ethereum spot ETFs. According to market monitoring data, the net outflow of the US Ethereum spot ETF this week reached $72 million. Among them, Grayscale's Ethereum Trust product experienced a net outflow of $32 million, while BlackRock's ETHA also followed suit with a net outflow of $21.5 million.

What does this wave of capital withdrawal reflect? Institutional investors seem to be adjusting their attitude towards Ethereum. When leading institutions simultaneously reduce their holdings, it usually indicates a shift in market sentiment—either taking profits or a change in expectations for the future market. For those paying attention to Ethereum ecosystem developments and crypto market trends, such changes in institutional-level capital flows are indeed worth noting. ETF capital inflows and outflows often preemptively reflect the true intentions of institutions and can be more telling than mere price fluctuations.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 3h ago

Is Grayscale selling again? This pace is a bit too fast... Are institutions really trying to run? But 72 million isn't that much, let's see how it goes later. This is probably misleading retail investors, a typical bear trap tactic. Wait, did BlackRock also withdraw? Then we need to be careful. You should have run earlier, don't wait to buy the dip.

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MetaverseMigrant

· 3h ago

Here we go again, the big institutions are reducing their holdings and we have to run. The institutions are reacting to the trend, this wave might be a dump. 7.2 million outflow? Feels like a change is coming, Grayscale and BlackRock are withdrawing simultaneously, it's not that simple. Taking profits or bearish on the future market? I'm a bit panicked. Once again, big institutions are setting the pace, retail investors and retail traders are still foolishly buying in. This move is too big, probably aiming to create a good buying opportunity. Head institutions are fleeing, we should wake up. ETF data doesn't lie, this signal is definitely warning us.

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RektRecorder

· 3h ago

Large institutions are starting to withdraw, it feels like something is about to happen Grayscale and Blackstone are both reducing their positions, how bearish does that look It's another profit-taking move, when will it end Withdrawals of 72 million, what kind of drop can that cause Institutional money is the most honest, we're still sleepwalking This time is different, you can feel the market changing its mind The market trend isn't much, mainly watch what the funds are doing ETF flows are more telling than price, I believe The capital withdrawal wave is the real signal, prices are all illusions

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TestnetNomad

· 3h ago

Grayscale and Blackstone ran away together, how much do they look down on ETH haha --- Here comes another round of cutting leeks, this is how institutions play --- 720 million outflow is nothing, the key is when will it rebound --- So should I now buy the dip or keep cutting losses, everyone --- Is reduced holding by institutions necessarily bearish? I don't think so, maybe they are secretly buying the dip --- This dog whale really knows how to perform, saying they are bullish on ETH while withdrawing money --- The clear sign of being bearish is like this, leading institutions have already run --- Don't talk about those虚的, just ask one question: can it rebound to 4000 --- Feels like ETH is going to cool down, everyone, I can't afford this wave --- Institutions cut the leeks and then run, the routine has never changed

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