$ETH's price is back to its July levels since the ETH ETF launch.
But net inflows are going up, and ~2.9% of all ETH is now deposited in ETFs—surpassing the combined deposits in all L2s.
Bullish ETH.

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Techub News reported that according to iChainfo data, on December 20th Eastern Time, the total net outflow of the US Ethereum spot ETF was approximately $75.12 million.

Among them, the BlackRock ETF <ETHA> had a net outflow of about $100 million in a single day; the Grayscale ETF <ETHE> had a net inflow of about $7.51 million; the Grayscale Micro ETF <ETH> had a net inflow of about $8.10 million; the Fidelity ETF <FETH> had a net inflow of about $12.95 million; the Invesco ETF <QETH>, 21Sh...

Yesterday, the total net outflow of the US Ethereum spot ETF was about 75.12 million US dollars

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Author: Bitcoin Magazine Pro
Translator: Bai Hua Blockchain

As <Bit>Bitcoin</Bit> now routinely enters the six-figure range, higher prices also seem to be a given. By analyzing key on-chain data, valuable insights can be provided into the basic health of the market. After understanding these indicators, investors can better predict price trends and prepare for potential market peaks or impending corrections.

1. Realized Price
The "Realized Price" indicator combines Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) and <Bit>Bitcoin</Bit> supply to provide a weighted average of the price at which <Bit>Bitcoin</Bit> last moved.

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