Now That ETH ETFs Are No More, What’s Next For Ethereum Value? (Historic $796M Outflows)
What does it imply that the image above is the sole factor keeping the Ethereum price above $2000?
Ethereum ETFs just experienced their most challenging week ever. As reported by Farside Investors, spot ETH funds witnessed outflows totaling $795.6M last week, barely surpassing the former record of $787.7M set earlier this month.
“ETF flows reflect crypto holder uncertainty — significant volumes, yet cautious allocations,” stated a Farside analyst.
The Fidelity ETH Fund (FETH) headed the withdrawal wave, with $362M pulled out, while BlackRock’s ETHA lost more than $200M despite holding over $15B in assets. Grayscale’s ETHE also noted substantial withdrawals, highlighting that this wasn’t an isolated incident but part of a broader trend of crypto holder caution.
So, will we witness a new all-time high (ATH) for Ethereum this year or not?
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Despite the ongoing capital outflow, Ethereum’s on-chain landscape is not disintegrating. Data from CryptoQuant indicates that exchange reserves are decreasing as coins transition into cold storage or earning yield contracts. When buyer interest resurfaces, a diminished token supply on exchanges typically paves the way for more pronounced price movements.
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Concurrently, pessimistic puts on Ethereum appear overextended. With most downside liquidation points already eliminated, a significant portion of leverage lies above the current price. In simple terms, even a small upward movement could trigger a wave of short liquidations, leading to a short squeeze.
Long-term charts from CoinGecko support this backdrop. ETH has outpaced most Layer-1 competitors year-to-date, recording a 62% increase compared to Solana’s 45% and BNB’s 28%. The issue doesn’t lie with ETH’s fundamentals — it’s the prevailing sentiment.
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Bitcoin ETFs Are Also Suffering, But Why Do They Appear More Resilient?
Ethereum was not alone in this downturn. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a rekt of $902.5M last week, primarily driven by Fidelity’s FBTC. Nevertheless, BTC demonstrated more stability than Ethereum, declining by 5.5% to $109,352, with liquidation clusters positioned above rather than below.
Glassnode data reveals that ETF inflows earlier this September remained positive overall, indicating that Bitcoin enjoys stronger institutional buyer interest price floor.
Ethereum’s chart suggests a precarious equilibrium. The price is closely aligned with the 200-day EMA around $4,000, a point that often serves as a stepping stone. Momentum indicators are neutral: RSI sits at 38 and declining OBV indicates lower volume, but not an outright collapse.
“ETH seems to be stalled until demand shifts the balance, but once it does, the resulting movement could be rapid,” remarked a crypto holder on X.
If buyers reclaim dominance, Ethereum could swiftly surpass $4,200, forcing short positions to cover. Conversely, the next support level occurs around $3,700.
And if Ethereum completely collapses, you should acquire survival skills like growing your own food. Learn to preserve it, make your own wheat and bread, and raise livestock for dairy. Best of luck.
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Key Takeaways
- What does it imply that the image above is the sole factor keeping the ETH price above $2000? Here’s what’s next for ETF.
- Even with money flowing out, Ethereum’s on-chain situation remains intact.
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