A company can be 97% of the way to a 5% $ETH goal and still be buying like the cycle is early.
That is exactly why so many traders get hurt. They wait for the obvious breakout, FOMO in after the move, then panic when the market pauses and realize they were chasing price instead of reading supply.
When 87% of holdings are staked, the message is different from a trader's chart. That's not short-term noise. That's a long-duration position that pulls coins out of circulation, and I have seen the same setup in past $BTC and $SOL runs: the market usually underprices conviction until liquidity gets tighter.
The lesson is simple. In crypto, the better edge is often not where price is today, but what repeated buying and staking do to the float over time. If the market keeps absorbing supply while investors are still waiting for confirmation, the pain trade can be higher than most people expect.
Are you watching supply dynamics this closely on $ETH?
#ETH #Ethereum #Crypto
That is exactly why so many traders get hurt. They wait for the obvious breakout, FOMO in after the move, then panic when the market pauses and realize they were chasing price instead of reading supply.
When 87% of holdings are staked, the message is different from a trader's chart. That's not short-term noise. That's a long-duration position that pulls coins out of circulation, and I have seen the same setup in past $BTC and $SOL runs: the market usually underprices conviction until liquidity gets tighter.
The lesson is simple. In crypto, the better edge is often not where price is today, but what repeated buying and staking do to the float over time. If the market keeps absorbing supply while investors are still waiting for confirmation, the pain trade can be higher than most people expect.
Are you watching supply dynamics this closely on $ETH?
#ETH #Ethereum #Crypto
