Why is nobody talking about how illiquid $ETH is quietly becoming?
Most traders still treat Ethereum like it’s sitting on exchanges waiting to be dumped. That mindset can make you panic-sell dips or miss entries because you’re watching short-term noise instead of supply pressure.
Nearly 35% of Ethereum is now staked, while exchange balances are sitting near all-time lows. That means a growing chunk of $ETH is locked into yield, and less liquid supply is available for instant selling when demand picks up.
Here’s the practical move: stop reading every pullback as weakness. Track staking percentage, exchange reserves, and spot demand together. If $BTC strength keeps risk appetite alive and $ETH supply stays tight, dips may become accumulation zones faster than the crowd expects.
Is the market underpricing Ethereum’s supply squeeze?
#Ethereum #ETH #CryptoTrading
Most traders still treat Ethereum like it’s sitting on exchanges waiting to be dumped. That mindset can make you panic-sell dips or miss entries because you’re watching short-term noise instead of supply pressure.
Nearly 35% of Ethereum is now staked, while exchange balances are sitting near all-time lows. That means a growing chunk of $ETH is locked into yield, and less liquid supply is available for instant selling when demand picks up.
Here’s the practical move: stop reading every pullback as weakness. Track staking percentage, exchange reserves, and spot demand together. If $BTC strength keeps risk appetite alive and $ETH supply stays tight, dips may become accumulation zones faster than the crowd expects.
Is the market underpricing Ethereum’s supply squeeze?
#Ethereum #ETH #CryptoTrading
