On September 30, a significant volume of long-inactive Ether (ETH) moved, causing Ethereum's Age Consumed metric to spike to about 580 million token-days, its highest since June 2. This metric measures token movement while considering inactivity duration. Although exchange supply briefly rose by 18,000 ETH, it fell by 21,000 ETH the next day, resulting in no sustained increase in exchange balances. Unlike the June 2 spike, this recent activity likely reflects wallet reorganizations rather than sales, with no clear indication of who moved the coins or their intent. This follows other notable moves by long-inactive Ethereum wallets, including a large transfer by an early Ethereum whale.
Following the recent spike in dormant Ether movement, Ethereum trades at Rp47.877.548 on Pluang as of Oct 03, 2026 14:02 WIB, down 1.85% in the last day. The platform shows a market cap of Rp5.850,34 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp294,41 trillion. Despite the token activity, typical hold time on Pluang remains steady at 106 days, with order activity leaning 63% towards selling.
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