While the Ethereum price has fallen sharply in recent weeks, the amount of staking has reached a record level. While institutional investors have withdrawn more than $500 million worth of ETH ETFs, long-term investors are investing in the future by staking. This contradiction indicates a critical period for the price of Ethereum.
Ethereum: Staking Breaks Record, Investors Trust in the Long Term
Ethereum's price has fallen 30% in the last three weeks, falling from $3,200 to $1,800. However, the total amount of ETH staked continued to increase and reached a new peak of 33.98 million ETH. This shows that long-term investors maintain their confidence in Ethereum despite market uncertainty.
Despite the high volatility in the market, stakers are not backing down. Investors who want to earn passive income continue to save, believing in the future of Ethereum. The acceleration of staking transactions since the beginning of March shows that participants in the ecosystem are more optimistic than ETF investors.
Ethereum ETF Outflows Show Institutional Insecurity
While Ethereum staking transactions are breaking records, the opposite is happening in ETFs. $524 million has been outflowed from Ethereum spot ETFs in the last three weeks. The sharp decline in early March shows that institutional investors are moving away from Ethereum due to uncertainty.
ETF investors’ sell-off accelerated as ETH prices fell below $2,000. Regulatory uncertainty and a decline in risk appetite may have dampened institutional investors’ interest in ETH. Despite these outflows, Ethereum’s support within the ecosystem remains strong.
Technical Indicators Show Easing Selling Pressure
Ethereum’s technical data suggests that selling pressure is slowing down. The price is currently at $1,893, while the RSI has entered oversold territory at 33.13. This suggests that selling pressure is easing and the possibility of a price recovery is increasing.
The MACD indicator is still showing bearish momentum but is weakening. The OBV is moving sideways, suggesting that buyers have not yet returned strongly to the market. A drop below $1,850 could accelerate the sell-off, but a rise above $1,950 could signal a short-term recovery. The future of Ethereum will take shape in the coming days.
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NewName
· 03-17 20:14
Thank you for information!
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alyze
· 03-15 16:12
Watching Closely 🔍
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NewName
· 03-15 14:59
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DuniaForexCrypto
· 03-15 10:33
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TheWhale
· 03-15 10:24
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deltapro
· 03-15 10:07
It seems that the market is full of crap, where to run and catch someone?
#Recent Crypto Market Insights Ethereum Price in Danger: ETF Outflows Start to Increase.
While the Ethereum price has fallen sharply in recent weeks, the amount of staking has reached a record level. While institutional investors have withdrawn more than $500 million worth of ETH ETFs, long-term investors are investing in the future by staking. This contradiction indicates a critical period for the price of Ethereum.
Ethereum: Staking Breaks Record, Investors Trust in the Long Term
Ethereum's price has fallen 30% in the last three weeks, falling from $3,200 to $1,800. However, the total amount of ETH staked continued to increase and reached a new peak of 33.98 million ETH. This shows that long-term investors maintain their confidence in Ethereum despite market uncertainty.
Despite the high volatility in the market, stakers are not backing down. Investors who want to earn passive income continue to save, believing in the future of Ethereum. The acceleration of staking transactions since the beginning of March shows that participants in the ecosystem are more optimistic than ETF investors.
Ethereum ETF Outflows Show Institutional Insecurity
While Ethereum staking transactions are breaking records, the opposite is happening in ETFs. $524 million has been outflowed from Ethereum spot ETFs in the last three weeks. The sharp decline in early March shows that institutional investors are moving away from Ethereum due to uncertainty.
ETF investors’ sell-off accelerated as ETH prices fell below $2,000. Regulatory uncertainty and a decline in risk appetite may have dampened institutional investors’ interest in ETH. Despite these outflows, Ethereum’s support within the ecosystem remains strong.
Technical Indicators Show Easing Selling Pressure
Ethereum’s technical data suggests that selling pressure is slowing down. The price is currently at $1,893, while the RSI has entered oversold territory at 33.13. This suggests that selling pressure is easing and the possibility of a price recovery is increasing.
The MACD indicator is still showing bearish momentum but is weakening. The OBV is moving sideways, suggesting that buyers have not yet returned strongly to the market. A drop below $1,850 could accelerate the sell-off, but a rise above $1,950 could signal a short-term recovery. The future of Ethereum will take shape in the coming days.