Ethereum's on-chain activity has sharply increased over the past three months, with new smart contracts up 82.3% and transaction volumes rising 50-80%. Despite this, Ethereum's price remains confined between $1,840 and $1,950, showing stronger network use rather than speculative trading. Exchange supply continues to shrink due to increased staking and outflows, while retail traders have become more active as whale participation cools. The price is consolidating near resistance at $1,945, with potential to rise to $2,145 if buyers regain strength, but a drop below $1,830 could lead to further declines. Overall, tightening supply and growing network activity support Ethereum's long-term outlook, though stronger buying is needed to break key resistance levels.
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