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Ethereum is struggling to move decisively above $2,500, but something more interesting is happening beneath the price. The amount of ETH sitting on crypto exchanges has fallen to around 14.88 million, a multi-year low. Roughly 6.4 million ETH has left exchanges since July 2025, while staking continues absorbing a large share of circulating supply. At the same time, U.S. Ethereum ETFs just recorded a fresh $216.4 million daily inflow on Sept. 11, bringing cumulative net inflows to about $13.38 billion. That creates a very different price-prediction setup from Bitcoin or Solana. The question is no longer simply whether ETH can break resistance. It is whether progressively less ETH available for immediate sale could amplify the next wave of demand. Why Falling Exchange Supply Matters Ethereum was trading around $2,483 on Sept. 14, after pulling back slightly ahead of the Federal Reserve decision. Yet exchange reserves have continued falling. Coins leaving exchanges do not automatically mean prices must rise. ETH can move into private custody, staking or institutional products for many reasons. But lower exchange balances can reduce immediately available selling supply if demand suddenly increases. That matters because about 35.9% of ETH supply is reportedly now staked, further reducing the portion readily available for trading. We have examined how staking ETFs are changing Ethereum’s investment case by allowing institutional investors to combine ETH exposure with staking yield. ETF Buyers Are Returning Ethereum ETF demand has also strengthened. After a mixed start to September, U.S. ETH funds pulled in $216.4 million on Sept. 11, led by roughly $148.8 million for BlackRock’s ETHA. Over the latest seven trading sessions, net inflows totaled approximately $316 million. That follows broader institutional demand Coinpaper tracked when Ethereum ETFs extended their buying streak earlier this month. If ETF demand accelerates while exchange supply keeps declining, ETH…
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