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Kaiko: The average daily outflow of Grayscale ETHE in the first month may be 110 million USD

Kaiko: The average daily outflow of Grayscale ETHE in the first month may be 110 million USD

Bitget2024/05/28 03:00

Kaiko analysts reported on May 27 that on January 11, Grayscale GBTC saw a 23% outflow from its managed assets in the first month of issuance, totaling $6.5 billion. The asset management scale of Grayscale ETHE is $11 billion. If its "outflow scale is similar to GBTC", this would equate to an average daily outflow of $110 million, or 30% of the average daily trading volume of ETH on Coinbase.

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