Why is the Ethereum ETF not similar to the Bitcoin ETF? What can save ETH? Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Bulknath explains!

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Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balknath has joined crypto analyst Michael Van De Poppe’s new ERA Finance Podcast and released an important statement about Ethereum (ETH).

Following the decision of ETF Moratorium from the SEC, Eric Balchunas evaluated the impact of adding staking to the Ethereum ETF.

The addition of staking would not affect ETH prices itself, and Bulknath said staking would not increase the inflow of ETFs unless there is a more sustainable rise in ETH.

Noting that the addition of staking has a minor impact on the influx of ETH ETFs, analysts said, “It will not only help, it will not have a major impact.”

However, Balchunas noted that one of the main reasons for its inflow into Ethereum ETF since its US launch in July is that ETH has not yet experienced sustained gatherings.

“The biggest problem with Ethereum is its price performance. ETH never enters a long rally.”

Analysts at Bloomberg said that for the ETF influx to recover once again, Ethereum needs a solid, authentic rally that lasts for months, supported by a strong narrative.

“Ethereum and ETFs need something more than a good week from time to time to be stronger.”

Comparing Ethereum to Bitcoin, Bulknath said prices have fallen rapidly after the launch of the ETH ETF, and unlike Bitcoin ETF, it is more difficult to recover.

“Because it’s difficult to follow when you start up the ETF and first have such poor performance.”

Bloomberg ETF analyst James Sefert said the deadline for Ethereum ETF to receive staking approval is at the end of October, but added that the possible dates before final approval or rejection are at the end of May and August.

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