Odaily星球日报讯 据 Trader T 监测，昨日美国以太坊现货 ETF 净流出 1797 万美元，交易量达 2.01 亿美元。

昨日美国以太坊现货ETF净流出1797万美元，交易量达2.01亿美元

Odaily Odaily reported that according to Trader T&#39;s monitoring, the US Ethereum spot ETF had a net outflow of US$17.97 million yesterday, with a trading volume of US$201 million.

Yesterday, the U.S. Ethereum spot ETF had a net outflow of $17.97 million and a trading volume of $201 million

According to Trader T's monitoring, yesterday Grayscale ETHE had a net outflow of $31.14 million, with a net outflow of 30.1% in 22 trading days, and it is expected that the net outflow will reach 50% within 65 days (by October 18).

Yesterday, Grayscale ETHE had a net outflow of 31.14 million US dollars, a net outflow of 30.1% in 22 trading days

Ethereum is great:
Ten reasons to be bullish on ETH [Ethereum]
1. Low inflation:
Although Gas fees are low, the annual inflation rate of ETH is still less than 1%.
In comparison, the inflation rates of other major L1 competitors are higher, such as SOL at around 4%, and it is expected that the VC unlocking scale of most other L1s (Sui, Aptos, etc.) will increase significantly in the coming years.
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2. Development capabilities:
The strong developer community and accumulated intellectual support in the Ethereum ecosystem continue to drive innovation and growth.
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Ten reasons to be bullish on $ETH

According to the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in July, if inflation continues to cool, most Federal Reserve officials are in favor of a rate cut in September.

The minutes show that at the July meeting, "a large majority" of policymakers "judged that, if the incoming data were consistent with their economic outlook, it might be appropriate to take additional policy action at the next meeting." They also noted that "many" Fed officials viewed the stance of interest rates as restrictive, and "some participants" felt that, with inflation pressures continuing to subside, maintaining the current rate would mean monetary policy would become increasingly restrictive for economic activity.