Odaily Planet Daily News: Citi said in a research report last week that the net inflow of U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs may be only 30%-35% of that of spot Bitcoin ETFs, and the distribution of funds tends to be downward. At this level, the report said, the scale of net inflows in the first six months was between $4.7 billion and $5.4 billion. In addition, the bank said that capital inflows and Ethereum's return relative to capital inflows may be lower than the analysis results. Analysts led by Alex Saunders wrote: "One reason is that while ETH may provide diversification benefits in the long term, this is not the case at present given its different and broader use cases." Citi said that investors who may buy spot ETFs (rather than their respective tokens) may think that Bitcoin and Ethereum are similar enough to allocate their allocations to the two cryptocurrencies rather than treating them as different assets. This means that Ethereum may see inflows of funds specifically for Bitcoin ETFs, rather than additional allocations. The bank pointed out that another reason for the lower-than-expected inflows is the lack of staking services. (CoinDesk)