Ethereum is the worst performing crypto in net flows this year
The significant outflows from Ethereum-indexed ETPs highlight a shifting market sentiment that could impact investor confidence and the broader adoption of Ethereum-based technologies. The post Ethereum is the worst perf...
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The significant outflows from Ethereum-indexed ETPs highlight a shifting market sentiment that could impact investor confidence and the broader adoption of Ethereum-based technologies.
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