TREE NEWS reports: Ether’s roughly four-week loss reached 14.7%, outpacing bitcoin’s 9.9% decline, as the token approached the $2,000 level. US ether ETFs recorded a fifth consecutive session of net withdrawals, adding to selling pressure on the second-largest cryptocurrency.
Ether Nears $2,000 as Four-Week Loss of 14.7% Outpaces Bitcoin’s 9.9%
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AI take
The underperformance against bitcoin is the real signal here: ether is absorbing the selling pressure rather than simply tracking a broader risk-off move, and the persistent ETF outflows suggest the spot-vehicle bid that supported the asset has flipped into a supply source. That matters most for treasury and fund holders whose ETH exposure was partly justified by ETF demand. The open question is whether outflows ease before the $2,000 level is tested decisively, or whether sustained redemptions keep ether lagging bitcoin.
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