U.S. F.E.E.F. funds continue to flow. On 28 August, a single-day net inflow of such products reached $225.8 million, a high of nearly 10 months, and increased the number of consecutive net inflow days to nine trading days, with a cumulative ingestion of $1.42 billion.

Beled has the highest share of funds

In this round of purchases, under the Beled flag, ETHA is almost dominant. Data show that ETHA absorbed approximately $102 billion within nine days, or about 72 per cent of total inflows. By August 28, the gap between the one-day inflows of Bitcoin ETF and ETF had narrowed to $16.5 million.

At the rhythm, the flow of this round increased markedly in the latter half. On that date, 28 August, in addition to ETHA, Fouda FETH received a net one-day inflow of $56.2 million, while Belet had a net inflow of an ETHB product of another pledge type, the ETHB, of $20.7 million, which was still not sustainable.

Price increases have not kept up with funds

Despite continuous gold use by ETF, it's not very good at fare. The data in the text show that for the nine days, the price of the Taifeng rose from approximately US$ 2350 to US$ 2477, an increase of about 5 per cent, significantly below the performance of some other mainstream encrypted assets during the same period.

According to the article, this suggests that the current inflow is more like a slow increase in the proportion of institutions allocated, rather than concentrating on short-term market-runs in the Taifung. Funds do enter, but more come from portfolio requirements than from strong-directed transactions.

There's been a slowdown in the deal.

Another sign of concern is that the ETF inflow has not been synchronized with the dynamism of the spot market. Since the lift began on August 19, the market has begun to focus on whether ETF-only will be sufficient to continue to support price-driven energy.

It is mentioned that the announcement by the United States Department of the Treasury on August 19 that it would double the scale of long-term national debt buy-back operations at least as of September 9th also led to a recovery in demand for risk assets by lowering long-term returns and weakening the dollar. However, it did not zoom in as quickly as some other assets.