#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Ethereum is currently in a quite tight supply state during this cycle.
Looking at exchange data reveals that the balance has been continuously decreasing, and the net outflow has entered the deepest and longest phase of this round. What does this indicate? Chips are shifting from exchanges into the hands of long-term holders. Fewer people are selling, so selling pressure naturally diminishes.
The price remains steady above $3,200, with both highs and lows trending upward. Conversely, genuine ETH available for sale in the market is becoming increasingly scarce. Will history repeat itself? Every time this kind of "supply vacuum" occurs, it’s often not the end of the market but the beginning of a major wave.
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GweiWatcher
· 4h ago
The exchange balance has fallen below the psychological threshold. This wave of chip locking is no joke. Is the supply vacuum about to arrive?
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FortuneTeller42
· 4h ago
Exchange balances hit a new low again. This time, it's really different... The outflow of chips is so intense, it feels like big players are quietly accumulating.
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FomoAnxiety
· 4h ago
I've heard the "supply vacuum" explanation several times, but this time the data is indeed different... The fact that exchange balances are hitting new lows is worth paying attention to.
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SillyWhale
· 4h ago
Large funds are quietly accumulating, and the exchange's ETH has been drained. This rhythm feels a bit familiar...
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ChainDoctor
· 4h ago
Exchange balances are dropping sharply. I've seen this trick before; it's always like this before a big surge.
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BearMarketMonk
· 4h ago
Supply vacuum sounds like a joke, but the real bottom logic is just chip turnover.
History never repeats itself; it’s just participants deceiving themselves over and over again.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 4h ago
The exchange is experiencing such a massive outflow, it feels like a major event is just around the corner.
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Ethereum is currently in a quite tight supply state during this cycle.
Looking at exchange data reveals that the balance has been continuously decreasing, and the net outflow has entered the deepest and longest phase of this round. What does this indicate? Chips are shifting from exchanges into the hands of long-term holders. Fewer people are selling, so selling pressure naturally diminishes.
The price remains steady above $3,200, with both highs and lows trending upward. Conversely, genuine ETH available for sale in the market is becoming increasingly scarce. Will history repeat itself? Every time this kind of "supply vacuum" occurs, it’s often not the end of the market but the beginning of a major wave.
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