JPMorgan: Ethereum ETFs are less attractive due to lack of collateral, "first-mover advantage" and low liquidity
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Odaily Chase said in a research note on Wednesday that Ethereum spot exchange-traded funds have generally seen net outflows since their launch last month, while spot Bitcoin ETFs launched earlier this year have been more successful. Ethereum funds saw net outflows of about $500 million, while Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of more than $5 billion. The bank said the weak data for Ethereum ETFs was somewhat expected, noting that Bitcoin's "first-mover advantage," lack of collateral, and lower liquidity meant it was less attractive to institutional investors.
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