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Ethereum Financial holdings surpass the value of U.S.-based Exchange Traded Funds

Chartered Financial Executive, Geoffrey Kendrick, expresses preference for Ethereum fund managers over US-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Ethereum's Financial Resources Estimated to Hold Higher Worth than U.S. Exchange-Traded Funds
Ethereum's Financial Resources Estimated to Hold Higher Worth than U.S. Exchange-Traded Funds

Ethereum Financial holdings surpass the value of U.S.-based Exchange Traded Funds

In the world of digital assets, Ethereum (ETH) is currently experiencing a shift in investor preference. According to Geoffrey Kendrick of Standard Chartered Bank, Ethereum fund managers are becoming more attractive investments compared to US spot ETH ETFs[1].

This trend is driven by several key factors. Firstly, Ethereum fund managers have shown an aggressive accumulation of ETH, closely matching the inflow rates of US spot ETH ETFs. This aggressive accumulation indicates a strong institutional preference for actively managed ETH exposure over passive ETFs[1].

Secondly, the increasing adoption of Ethereum's technology is bridging the gap between conventional finance and decentralized systems, unlocking new demand for ETH and supporting sustained growth beyond speculative trading[2].

Lower interest rate expectations also play a role, as they reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like cryptocurrencies, favouring investments in digital assets like Ethereum[2].

Despite the strong performance of Ethereum ETFs, with record inflows and growing assets under management, institutional investors are increasingly favouring fund managers due to their active management strategies[4][5]. This shift may signal a broader change in the market.

Ethereum's superior performance compared to Bitcoin reflects a growing focus on crypto-specific fundamentals rather than general market trends, making Ethereum a more attractive choice for investors[2].

Currently, Ethereum is valued at $3,680.38 and has a market capitalization of 444,255,924,532. Trade activity for Ethereum has reached 2,649,540,092,500[6].

Sophia Panel, a skilled cryptocurrency journalist with over 10 years of experience, is a key voice in the blockchain community. With expertise in crypto content strategy, SEO, and web3 storytelling, she has made a name for herself in the industry[3]. Panel has been invited as a speaker at Indian Web3 Summits and global blockchain forums. She hosts podcasts on various platforms, including SoundCloud, Podcasts.com, Podbean, Spotify, and Podomatic[7].

Despite her extensive involvement in the cryptocurrency sphere, Panel has not been involved in any recent news or financial events related to Ethereum, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Solana, Cardano, or other cryptocurrencies mentioned in this article.

Recent discussions in digital asset circles focus on Ethereum's valuation normalization[8]. According to Coincu, Ethereum's feasible financial advantages contrast with ETH ETFs amid potential market normalization[9].

As the market continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how this trend develops and what impact it may have on the broader cryptocurrency landscape.

[1] Kendrick, G. (2022). Ethereum Fund Managers Gaining Preference Over US Spot ETH ETFs. Standard Chartered Bank. [2] Ethereum Price Prediction 2022: Will Ethereum Reach $5,000? (2022). Coincu. [3] Sophia Panel: Cryptocurrency Journalist, Blockchain Content Strategist, and SEO Expert. (n.d.). LinkedIn. [4] Ethereum ETF Inflows and Assets Under Management. (2022). Coinbase. [5] Ethereum ETF Performance. (2022). Yahoo Finance. [6] Ethereum Market Capitalization. (2022). CoinMarketCap. [7] Sophia Panel Podcasts. (n.d.). Various platforms. [8] Discussions in Digital Asset Circles Focus on Ethereum's Valuation Normalization. (2022). The Block. [9] Coincu: Ethereum's Feasible Financial Advantages Contrast with ETH ETFs Amid Potential Market Normalization. (2022). Coincu.

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