Although ETH seems to have a significant net outflow, in reality, it's only a little over 20,000 tokens, which doesn't put much pressure on the spot market. Compared to BTC's data, the outflow is just 20% of BTC's. However, it does indicate that investors' buying sentiment for ETH is still quite low. It's gotten to the point where it's all about comparing who's worse off, so ETH's price has been pretty volatile lately. Without the support of buying power, and with no noteworthy developments in policy or narratives, this is the current dilemma for cryptocurrencies. The U.S. stock market still occasionally has some news, and even the previously comparable Russell 2000 has been steadily climbing. But ETH seems to be struggling a bit. That said, the rise of the Russell 2000 suggests that some investors are starting to pay attention to small-cap stocks. Let's see if ETH can catch a break from this trend. This post is sponsored by Bitget ｜ @Bitget_zh