Why doesn't Ethereum ETF rise after it was approved? No matter what, it has opened up capital to buy BTC, and ETH's historic moment has become a product with real financial attributes.
Surprisingly, Grayscale has never replicated the crazy "selling" of BTC ETF. Is it because the contract cannot be changed that Grayscale itself has to charge a 2.5% management fee? And is the Mini Grayscale established this time a compromise solution to avoid losing users?
Many people say that ordinary people in the currency circle have no chance. In my opinion, encryption is not without opportunities, but at this stage of development, perhaps new changes are brewing.
Yesterday's market trend was almost exactly the same as what I expected with my friends in the social Q.
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