Ethereum's supply on all cryptocurrency exchanges has dropped to a multi-year low of about 14.88 million ETH as of September 8, 2026, down from over 21.3 million ETH in July 2025. This decline coincides with increased institutional demand, including $2.345 billion net inflow into U.S. spot ETH ETFs and a rise in staked ETH to 43.1 million, or 35.91% of circulating supply. Analyst Ali Martinez highlights strong support at $2,475 and resistance near $2,723, suggesting a potential price rally if the supply squeeze continues. The reduced exchange supply amid growing institutional interest could drive Ethereum prices higher soon.
Ethereum's share in the real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market has fallen from 71% to 40% over the past year, signaling a shift toward a more diversified blockchain ecosystem. This decline is driven by the rise of other Layer-1 networks like BNB ...
Ethereum has lost about 12% in October, trading near a critical support level around $2,300. Despite attempts, it has struggled to sustain gains above $2,500, with institutional ETF withdrawals weighing on the price. A modest inflow recently hints at...
Ether dropped 4.38% to $2,297.96, slipping below the $2,300 support level, while Bitcoin fell 2.41% to $79,543 amid a broad retreat from risk affecting most major cryptocurrencies. The decline is driven by a lack of ETF inflows, significant liquidati...
Ethereum experienced its biggest daily exchange outflows in over four months, with 169,770 ETH leaving exchanges, signaling potential price recovery. However, early investors sold 4,000 ETH, and futures market data shows continued selling pressure. T...
Ether (ETH), the cryptocurrency of the Ethereum network, fell below the $2,350 level to $2,348 on the Binance spot market at 10:20 a.m. ET on October 24. This represented a $21 drop from $2,369 recorded 15 minutes earlier and a 0.79% decline over the...
