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Ethereum Supply on Exchanges Mirrors 2016 Levels: What Happens Next?
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Ethereum Supply on Exchanges Mirrors 2016 Levels: What Happens Next?

Ethereum is attempting to stabilize around the $2,000 level as the broader crypto market enters a critical consolidation phase following weeks of heightened volatility. Price action remains fragile, with buyers defending key psychological support while macro uncertainty, liquidity shifts, and persistent selling pressure continue to weigh on sentiment. Analysts note that the current environment resembles previous transitional periods where market structure weakened before a clearer directional move emerged. Related Reading: Bitcoin At $65K: Market Cycle Indicator Points To Possible Bottom Zone A recent CryptoQuant report highlights an important contrast in exchange-flow dynamics between Bitcoin and Ethereum. According to the data, significant amounts of Bitcoin have recently been deposited onto exchanges, pushing exchange-held BTC supply back to levels last seen around 2019. However, a notable portion of this supply appears to belong to investors who simply custody assets on exchanges rather than actively preparing to sell, making interpretation less straightforward. Ethereum presents a different picture. Despite launching in 2015 and expanding dramatically since then, the amount of ETH held on exchanges currently mirrors levels observed around mid-2016. This unusually low exchange supply suggests a tighter liquid float, potentially reflecting increased long-term holding, staking participation, or DeFi deployment, all of which could influence future price dynamics. Exchange Supply Tightening Signals Potential Liquidity Shift The CryptoQuant report provides additional context on Ethereum’s exchange supply dynamics by highlighting a historical comparison. In the referenced chart, the red box marks the current amount of ETH held on exchanges, while the blue box reflects a similar spot supply level last seen around mid-2016. Despite Ethereum’s substantial growth in adoption, liquidity, and institutional participation since then, exchange balances remain unusually low. However, because a significant portion of this ETH still belongs to investors rather than active traders, it remains uncertain whether such constrained exchange supply can persist over time. This makes ongoing monitoring of exchange inflows and outflows particularly relevant for assessing future price stability. The report also notes that Ethereum’s over-the-counter (OTC) balances have increased recently. Even so, this liquidity pool remains relatively modest compared with exchange-held supply. Limiting its ability to fully offset sudden demand shocks or selling waves. If exchange balances were to tighten further while OTC liquidity also declined, the market could face sharper price reactions to incremental demand changes. Such a scenario raises structural questions about market dynamics. Reduced immediately available supply could amplify volatility, intensify short squeezes, or accelerate price discovery phases, depending on broader macro sentiment and capital flows. Related Reading: Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Deep In Loss: MVRV Signals Capitulation Phase Ethereum Tests Critical Support as Bearish Momentum Persists Ethereum continues to trade under sustained pressure after losing key support levels and briefly testing the $2,000 zone. A psychological threshold that now defines the short-term battlefield between buyers and sellers. The chart shows a clear deterioration in market structure since late 2025, with ETH consistently printing lower highs while repeatedly failing to reclaim its major moving averages. Price currently sits below the 50-, 100-, and 200-period averages, confirming a firmly bearish trend. The recent breakdown accelerated as volume expanded sharply, suggesting forced selling rather than orderly repositioning. This kind of volume spike often accompanies liquidation cascades or defensive portfolio adjustments, particularly in derivatives-heavy environments. Notably, the bounce from the lows remains modest, indicating limited immediate demand absorption. Related Reading: Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Deep In Loss: MVRV Signals Capitulation Phase From a technical standpoint, the $2,000–$2,100 region now acts as fragile support. Losing it decisively could expose ETH to deeper retracement levels around $1,700 or even the $1,500 zone. Where previous consolidation occurred. Conversely, stabilization above this range would be the first signal that selling pressure is easing. Momentum indicators favor caution. Until Ethereum reclaims key moving averages and establishes higher lows, the broader structure suggests continued consolidation with downside risk still present. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com

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Early Benchmarks: Snapdragon X2 Elite Dominates Productivity, Slips in Gaming
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Early Benchmarks: Snapdragon X2 Elite Dominates Productivity, Slips in Gaming

In an early test of the Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite processors, YouTube channel Hardware Canucks showed that the next-generation ARM CPU is incredible for productivity and benefits from a big upgrade in GPU rendering performance. But while that lets it push high frame rates in a number of games at lower settings, it’s not enough [...]

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Ultra Ethernet: The data-center interconnection of tomorrow detailed
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Ultra Ethernet: The data-center interconnection of tomorrow detailed

Efficient connectivity is a key enabler for hyperscale and exascale clusters with tens or even hundreds of thousands of nodes — and traditional Ethernet is anything but. That’s not because of its peak throughput per se, but because of its architecture and the very way it transfers data. To resolve that bottleneck, a group of [...]

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Fossil fuel industry is costing us all
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Fossil fuel industry is costing us all

Your social media channels are already flooded with ads from the oil and gas industry. They’re taking credit for your health care, schools, food, teacher of the year and maybe even Frito pie! But let's come to one of those...

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German carnival season expected to generate €2bn in revenue
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German carnival season expected to generate €2bn in revenue

Germany’s carnival season, whose celebrations will peak this week, is set to generate nearly 2 billion euros ($2.36 billion) in revenue this year, according to a study by the German Economic Institute (IW) seen by Reuters. Sectors ranging from hotels and bars to costume retailers are set to benefit from the festivities, said the IW. [...]

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