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Grayscale leads $113.3M outflow in spot Ethereum ETFs on day 2
Share link:In this post: Investors pulled out $113.3 million from U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs on their second trading day, with Grayscale’s ETF losing over $800 million. Despite some ETFs staying in the green, Ethereum’s price dropped 1.8%, reflecting shaky investor confidence. Ethereum ETFs lagged behind Bitcoin ETFs in attracting investor interest, capturing only 16% of Bitcoin ETF’s first-day net flows.Disclaimer. The information provided is not trading advice. Cryptopolitan.com holds no liability for any i
Cryptopolitan·2024/07/25 07:58


TIME (TIMESOL): The perfect combination of time value and meme culture
远山洞见·2024/07/25 07:07

Markets brace for volatility as VIX rises to highest level since April
Analysts are looking ahead to August, a historically volatile month made more interesting this year by the US presidential election
Blockworks·2024/07/25 06:49

Altcoin Adoption Trends: Litecoin, Dogecoin Lead the Pack, Chainlink Lags
Coinedition·2024/07/25 06:13

Top 5 Most Developed Cryptocurrency Projects This Past Month
Cryptodnes·2024/07/25 06:10

US Ethereum spot ETFs see $133 million outflows one day after strong debut
Cryptobriefing·2024/07/25 04:49


Bankless: Why is SOL still undervalued relative to ETH?
Odaily·2024/07/25 04:08

Crypto markets consolidate as investors focus on GDP and PCE data
Odaily·2024/07/25 04:08
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June 5 Financial Breakfast: Israel and Lebanon reach a ceasefire agreement, gold price remains near 4,470 waiting for nonfarm payroll data, oil price drops more than 3%June 5 Financial Morning Brief: Ceasefire agreement reached between Lebanon and Israel, gold price steadies around 4,470 awaiting non-farm payroll data, oil price retreats over 3%
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Analysts expect South Korean stocks to enter a volatile consolidation period in the next one to two months.Golden Ten Data reported on June 5 that after a period of world-leading strong gains, South Korea’s $4.9 trillion stock market has begun to show signs of pressure. On the very day the South Korean KOSPI index reached a record high on Tuesday, only 2.6% of stocks touched a 52-week high, while as many as 31% of stocks fell to a 52-week low. Retail investors’ enthusiasm is also starting to cool, and at the same time, surging margin loans now face the risk of a possible interest rate hike by the Bank of Korea in July. As various risks continue to accumulate, investors are warning that if the market turns downward, the speed of the decline could match the previous rapid rise. “For now, compared to a deterioration in fundamentals, I am more concerned about signs of overheating in market positioning,” said Ha Seok Keun, Chief Investment Officer at South Korea’s Eugene Asset Management, “I expect that in the next one to two months, the market will enter a period of intensified volatility accompanied by consolidation.”
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Ciena reports revenue of $1.57 billion for the second fiscal quarter, a 40% year-on-year increase.Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) for the second fiscal quarter was $1.64, a year-on-year increase of 290%. The full-year revenue forecast has been raised to $6.3 billion +/- $100 million, with the median of the year-on-year growth guidance range at 32%. Third fiscal quarter revenue is expected to be $1.625 billion +/- $50 million.Related article: High expectations overwhelm optical communications star? Ciena’s last quarter delivers strong results exceeding expectations, raises full-year guidance, yet stock still drops over 10% | Earnings Report Insights
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