A 5% supply cap on Ethereum from one entity is the kind of quiet signal that preceded major moves in previous cycles, yet most traders treat it as just another headline.
You've been there watching $ETH grind higher on accumulation rumors then jumping in with FOMO only to get shaken out when the buying pauses. That cycle of hope turning to regret keeps most people from ever compounding properly.
BitMine is almost done accumulating and Tom Lee has set a hard 5% supply cap. This disciplined approach mirrors what we saw with early $BTC corporate treasuries in 2020, where they built positions without chasing every green candle.
Once they hit their target the market had to find a new equilibrium. In 2017 similar wallet concentrations in large $ETH holders dried up available supply and fueled the next wave. Supply math always wins over stories. I've watched this play out twice already.
Where do you think $ETH heads once this accumulation wraps at the 5% mark?
#Ethereum #SupplyDynamics #CryptoWisdom
You've been there watching $ETH grind higher on accumulation rumors then jumping in with FOMO only to get shaken out when the buying pauses. That cycle of hope turning to regret keeps most people from ever compounding properly.
BitMine is almost done accumulating and Tom Lee has set a hard 5% supply cap. This disciplined approach mirrors what we saw with early $BTC corporate treasuries in 2020, where they built positions without chasing every green candle.
Once they hit their target the market had to find a new equilibrium. In 2017 similar wallet concentrations in large $ETH holders dried up available supply and fueled the next wave. Supply math always wins over stories. I've watched this play out twice already.
Where do you think $ETH heads once this accumulation wraps at the 5% mark?
#Ethereum #SupplyDynamics #CryptoWisdom