After comparing the $ETH fund data, it was found that the fund records show a significant outflow, but the official websites of various institutions show inflows instead. The difference is likely due to the two Grayscale funds, which are expected to be revealed in the data published on Friday or the following Monday. Earlier, it was mentioned that yesterday's $BTC data was not good, and ETH's data was even worse. Although it was still a net inflow, BlackRock's purchasing power shrank 10-fold compared to Wednesday, with Fidelity and Bitwise's purchasing power also being extremely low. Based on these data, ETH can hardly expect traditional investors to drive a significant price increase. Not only ETH, but the Russell 2000 trend is also not very good, yet still outperforms ETH. Investors would rather buy penny stocks in the US stock market than buy ETH. This tweet is sponsored by <@ApeXProtocolCN> | Dex With ApeX