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Ethereum reserves fall by 15% as supply is reduced

Ethereum reserves are being depleted on centralized exchanges at an unprecedented rate. A potential supply shock appears to be behind this contraction. This scenario is likely being driven by the massive shift of tokens to long-term custody, as well as the return of institutional investors. This reduction is further amplified by buybacks carried out through ETFs and various corporate treasury strategies. However, the U.S. executive is sending new signals to the crypto market. The increase in institutional capital flows, combined with the scarcity of ETH, creates a situation where the balance between supply and demand could tighten.

Ethereum reserves are being depleted on centralized exchanges at an unprecedented rate. A potential supply shock appears to be behind this contraction. This scenario is likely being driven by the massive shift of tokens to long-term custody, as well as the return of institutional investors. This reduction is further amplified by buybacks carried out through ETFs and various corporate treasury strategies. However, the U.S. executive is sending new signals to the crypto market. The increase in institutional capital flows, combined with the scarcity of ETH, creates a situation where the balance between supply and demand could tighten.

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Strive makes a new purchase of US$ 109 million worth in #bitcoin

​Asset management firm Strive acquired more than 1,375 BTC for about US$ 109 million (average price of US$ 79,281 per coin). The transaction raises the total of its #Reservas to 24.531 BTC (valued at approximately US$ 1.9 billion).

​Key points from the article:

​Market Position: With the acquisition, Strive strengthens its position as the 5th-largest publicly traded company holding Bitcoin in the world, surpassing corporations such as SpaceX, Coinbase, and Trump Media.

​Financing Model (SATA Shares): About 70% of the capital used for the purchase came from the issuance of variable-rate preferred shares (SATA), which provide an annualized yield of 13%. By selling these shares near their par value (US$ 100), Strive raises funds without resorting to traditional debt-convertible securities.

​Average Cost and Accounting Depreciation: The company’s historical average purchase cost is around US$ 91,467 per BTC, putting its positions in temporary accounting losses due to the current Bitcoin price.

​Impact and Risks: Despite the accounting loss, the company’s stock (ASST) rose 114% over 30 days. However, the report highlights the risk of shareholder dilution, since the continued issuance of common and preferred shares may outpace the growth rate of BTC accumulated per share.

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