Although ETH's data isn't great either, the amount of funds being sold is still better than BTC. Of course, considering the scale, Bitcoin's sell-off is larger because it's bigger, but ETH's sell-off is only one-tenth of BTC's. You can definitely see that ETH's sell-off is relatively lower. BlackRock and Grayscale are the main forces behind ETH's sell-off, especially with BlackRock's investors showing strong signs of selling both BTC and ETH. However, the difference is that in the just-ended Week 75, ETH's sell-off was less than 29,000 tokens, while in Week 74, this figure exceeded 320,000 tokens. From this perspective, ETH's sell-off seems to have decreased. @bitget VIP, lower fees, crazier perks