Golden Finance reports that, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs set single-month net inflow records of $6.5 billion and $1.1 billion respectively in November. Last Friday, the daily subscription volume for the Ethereum ETF also hit an all-time high. CoinGecko data shows that since Trump's election victory, the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies has surged by approximately $1.2 trillion. This upward trend is diminishing the painful memories of fraud and high-risk behaviors exposed during the 2021 cryptocurrency boom. Ethereum is the largest token after Bitcoin, and the interest in it indicates that the speculative appetite for cryptocurrencies is expanding following Trump's victory in the U.S. elections on November 5. From certain indicators, at least among retail investors, the enthusiasm for digital assets has not yet reached the frenzied levels of the COVID-19 pandemic-era bubble.