Ethereum exchange reserves have just dropped to 15.7 million ETH, down from nearly 20 million ETH at the beginning of 2023.


This is the lowest level in years of available supply on exchanges... while during the same period, the price has risen from $1,200 to $3,400.
- Decrease in coins on exchanges = reduced selling pressure.
- Increase in coins held in cold wallets and staking = stronger holders.
This is a classic prelude we see before each major ETH rally.
Liquidity is decreasing, demand is rising, and the charts are beginning to reflect this.
If this trend continues into Q1 2026, we may see the start of Ethereum's next expansion phase.
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