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Trading Begins for Ether ETFs, Initial Inflow Data Released

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Ether ETFs See Strong Inflows in First 15 Minutes of Trading, Bitwise Leads the Pack

Ether ETFs Make Strong Debut on Stock Exchanges, Attracting $112 Million in Inflows in First 15 Minutes

Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have officially started trading on stock exchanges, and the initial data on capital inflows for the first 15 minutes of trading has been revealed by analysts. According to Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, Bitwise emerged as a top performer during this period, attracting $25.5 million in inflows, second only to Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust.

In total, the nine Ether (ETH) investment vehicles saw a combined $112 million in inflows in the first quarter-hour of trading, surpassing expectations and outperforming traditional ETF offerings. Balchunas noted that while the inflows into Ether ETFs were about half of what was seen on the launch day of the Bitcoin ETF, they still exceeded expectations.

Despite the strong debut of Ether ETFs and the significant inflows, the price of Ether experienced a decline since the start of trading. Ether began the day at around $3,540 before dropping to a low of $3,426. It has since recovered some ground and is currently trading at approximately $3,471.

Competition among ETF issuers has been heating up, with many slashing fees or offering fee waivers to attract investors. For example, 21Shares plans to waive fees for the first six months of trading before implementing a 0.21% management fee. BlackRock has a similar fee structure, starting with a 0.12% management fee that will increase to 0.25% after one year or once the ETF reaches $2.5 billion in assets under management.

Bitwise has taken a unique approach by pledging 10% of its spot Ether profits to support Ethereum developers in collaboration with the Protocol Guild, which represents over 170 Ethereum builders.

Overall, the debut of Ether ETFs has been met with strong investor interest, with significant inflows in the first 15 minutes of trading. Despite the price dip in Ether, the competition among ETF issuers and the unique strategies being employed are likely to drive further interest and investment in the growing cryptocurrency market.

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