đšđENA was supposed to dump after the unlock⊠so what happened? đ€
A huge amount of ENA became liquid on October 5.
Normally, this sounds like a simple story:
More supply â more selling â price goes down.
But ENA is doing something more interesting.
After the unlock, ENA is still trading around $0.24â$0.25, with more than $500M in 24h trading volume. (MetaMask)
And thereâs another detail worth watchingâŠ
đ Arthur Hayes bought 22.64M ENA worth around $2M in just five days. (Lookonchain)
Meanwhile, Ethena is pushing its ecosystem further:
âą USDe is expanding
âą Binance bStocks are now part of USDeâs collateral strategy
âą Ethena is working toward ENA buybacks tied to protocol revenue (CryptoRank)
So hereâs the interesting question:
Was the unlock actually the opportunity everyone was waiting for?
Or is ENA simply delaying the selling pressure?
đ Bear case: more supply can still hit the market.
đ Bull case: growing USDe + protocol revenue + future buybacks could create real demand for ENA.
And yesâŠ
Some traders are looking at this as a potential short opportunity if the new supply starts hitting exchanges.
But if ENA keeps holding while that supply is being absorbed?
That could be a very different signal.
Would you rather buy the dip, short the weakness, or stay away?
đ I want to hear your take.
A huge amount of ENA became liquid on October 5.
Normally, this sounds like a simple story:
More supply â more selling â price goes down.
But ENA is doing something more interesting.
After the unlock, ENA is still trading around $0.24â$0.25, with more than $500M in 24h trading volume. (MetaMask)
And thereâs another detail worth watchingâŠ
đ Arthur Hayes bought 22.64M ENA worth around $2M in just five days. (Lookonchain)
Meanwhile, Ethena is pushing its ecosystem further:
âą USDe is expanding
âą Binance bStocks are now part of USDeâs collateral strategy
âą Ethena is working toward ENA buybacks tied to protocol revenue (CryptoRank)
So hereâs the interesting question:
Was the unlock actually the opportunity everyone was waiting for?
Or is ENA simply delaying the selling pressure?
đ Bear case: more supply can still hit the market.
đ Bull case: growing USDe + protocol revenue + future buybacks could create real demand for ENA.
And yesâŠ
Some traders are looking at this as a potential short opportunity if the new supply starts hitting exchanges.
But if ENA keeps holding while that supply is being absorbed?
That could be a very different signal.
Would you rather buy the dip, short the weakness, or stay away?
đ I want to hear your take.
