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.
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