#Strategy加仓BTC The supply side of Ethereum is experiencing the tightest moment in this cycle.
ETH balances on exchanges have been decreasing, with net outflows reaching the deepest and longest interval of this cycle. Large holders are quietly accumulating, and retail sell-offs are becoming increasingly rare to see.
Currently, the price remains stable above $3200. The highs are rising, and the lows are also climbing, moving upward on both ends. But the problem here is—truly sellable ETH is becoming increasingly scarce.
History will tell you that every time such a "supply vacuum" occurs, it is never the end of the story. Instead, it is a signal that a major market move is truly coming.
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GasFeeSobber
· 14h ago
It's the same old story, every time they say supply is tight and it's about to take off, but what happens? I just want to ask, the big players' holdings when they said that last time, did they all dump their positions?
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 14h ago
Supply vacuum? Wake up, this time it's really different.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 15h ago
Supply vacuum? Why do I only see my stop-loss level drifting in the vacuum haha
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 15h ago
Damn, the big whales are really quietly accumulating, retail investors have all left, and I'm still here.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 15h ago
The big players are quietly stockpiling again, while retail investors are still holding the bag. This script is all too familiar.
#Strategy加仓BTC The supply side of Ethereum is experiencing the tightest moment in this cycle.
ETH balances on exchanges have been decreasing, with net outflows reaching the deepest and longest interval of this cycle. Large holders are quietly accumulating, and retail sell-offs are becoming increasingly rare to see.
Currently, the price remains stable above $3200. The highs are rising, and the lows are also climbing, moving upward on both ends. But the problem here is—truly sellable ETH is becoming increasingly scarce.
History will tell you that every time such a "supply vacuum" occurs, it is never the end of the story. Instead, it is a signal that a major market move is truly coming.