The data of ETH spot ETF in the twelfth week did not show any significant improvement in purchasing power compared to the previous week. Instead, the net purchasing power decreased from 16,333 ETH in the eleventh week to 4,411 ETH, a decrease of 73%. The sentiment of American investors towards buying ETH has reached a low point. This figure is only slightly higher than the purchase of 4,099 ETH in the seventh week, and is the second lowest single-week net purchasing power in history.

Of course, not all data are bad. Although Grayscale ETHE sold a lot on Friday, in the whole week of Week 12, ETHE sold a net of 8,543 ETH, while the Mini ETF had a net inflow of 1,413 ETH, and the total outflow was 7,130 ETH. This data is the lowest single-week outflow in the history of#ETHspot ETF. I hope that ETHE will cause less trouble in the future.

As for other data, BlackRock ranked first in net inflow in the twelfth week, although there was only inflow on Thursday. Fidelity was the second with a net inflow of 496 ETH, and the others were all zero (excluding Grayscale). Such data makes me feel overwhelmed, not to mention you. Although there was no large outflow, the net purchase data was really bad.

Currently, US investors hold a total of 2,740,775 ETH, of which Grayscale's ETHE holds 1,636,096 ETH, and BlackRock ranks second with 414,168 ETH. The three ETFs in Hong Kong have not changed in the past week.

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