CoinVoice has recently learned that on October 4, according to DLNews, Vetle Lund of K33 Research said that the six Ethereum futures ETFs launched in the United States on Monday were "disappointing", with a total trading volume of only US$2 million on the first day, and investors have not yet shown interest in Ethereum futures ETFs.

Lund said ProShares' EETH and VanEck's EFUT were the most popular Ethereum ETFs, with volumes of about $850,000 and $500,000, respectively, and nearly 50% of EFUT's volume occurred in the first minute of trading. Monday's flurry of launches is like the debut of bitcoin futures ETFs in 2021, but in terms of volume, the situation is completely different. Bitcoin futures ETFs have traded more than $1 billion in just two days, and ProShares' BITO has traded $200 million in the first 15 minutes of trading. [Original link]