Data for the 11th week of the ETH spot ETF

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Data for the eleventh week of the ETH spot ETF shows a significant difference compared to the tenth week, but the data is still good compared to before the tenth week. However, it is still evident that American investors are conflicted about #ETH, with buying sentiment during the peak period lower than BTC, and selling sentiment during the trough period also lower than BTC.

In the eleventh week, American investors net reduced their holdings by 11,370 ETH, with Grayscale and Fidelity being the main sellers. The former net sold 27,703 ETH, while the latter sold 10,250 ETH. In the tenth week, the data showed a net increase of 33,188 ETH, likely due to the impact of the war disrupting the recently improving investor sentiment.

Similarly, in the eleventh week, the net purchasing power in the U.S. was 16,333 ETH, with BlackRock being the main buyer, acquiring 22,992 ETH. The net purchasing power in the eleventh week decreased by 45.4% compared to the tenth week. Grayscale's total sell-off was 27,703 ETH, which is a 17% decrease compared to the tenth week.

Currently, all U.S. spot ETF institutions have a net holding of 2,743,493 ETH, with Grayscale holding a total of 2,035,872 ETH (1,644,639 + 391,233), and BlackRock holding 406,594 ETH. Starting from October 2, 2024, the amount of ETH held by BlackRock surpassed that of Grayscale's Mini ETF. Fidelity ranks third with 151,250 ETH, and Bitwise ranks fourth with holdings exceeding 100,000 ETH.

The total holdings of the other four ETF institutions are less than 50,000 ETH, and the three ETF institutions in Hong Kong collectively reduced their holdings by 8 ETH in the eleventh week. This marks the first change in data over the past four weeks.

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