Ethereum ETFs flow assets as plummets at eth/btc price

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The spot of funds traded on Ethereum Exchange continued to cut assets as the risk of a US recession increased and its prices crashed.

Sosovalue data shows that Spot Ethereum (Eth) ETFs have flowed assets for the past seven consecutive weeks. They had a net flow of $82.4 million last week, bringing the cumulative inflow to $2.2 billion.

Today, all ETFs have only $5.25 billion in assets, with BlackRock’s Etha and Grayscale’s Ethe each leading $1.85 billion. Grayscale’s Mini Fund ETH continues at $7111 million, while Fidelity’s Feth has $580 million.

In contrast, the Spot Bitcoin ETF is getting better, with cumulative outflows exceeding $35 billion and total assets of $93 billion.

Ethereum ETF has reduced assets due to its performance. ETH prices fell almost 62% from their highest point last November to their current $1,655.

Source: Coingecko

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This year, Ethereum remained significantly lower than its all-time high of $4,872, unlike Bitcoin (BTC), which has risen to the new all-time high of Bitcoin (BTC). Worse, the $1,000 invested in Ethereum on the same day in 2022 is worth $745, while the similar amount allocated to Bitcoin is $1,400.

Ethereum has faced several challenges in the past. Most importantly, we face significant competition with Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks. Some of the most notable competitions are from Solana (Sol), Base, Tron (TRX), and Arbitrum (ARB).

This competition means that Ethereum is no longer a profitable chain in the crypto industry. The data shows that other popular chains and apps such as Uniswap, Jito, and Solana have passed it this year.

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Ethereum price technology analysis

ETH/BTC Price Chart | Source: crypto.news

ETH prices look bad, but ETH/BTC prices have deteriorated. The above weekly chart shows that the ETH/BTC pair is falling into a strong decline, moving from 0.088 in 2021 to 0.0188. As Ethereum’s dominance faded, it hit a low point in five years.

The pair remains much lower than all moving averages, but the mean directional index has skyrocketed to 44. ADX is a common indicator used to measure trend intensity.

So the pair could continue to plummet as sellers targeted key support at a lowest level of 0.016 in September 2019, dropping 92% from the current level.

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