Ethereum Surges as Exchange Supply Shrinks: Are Whales Accumulating?
2025/09/08 04:35
The exchange supply of Ethereum is steadily contracting, indicating accumulation. Although ETH ETFs face significant outflows, gains from August are retained.
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