Ethereum supply on centralized exchanges falls 73% from 2020 peak

  • Ethereum supply on major centralized exchanges fell about 73% from its 2020 peak.
  • 6.06 million ETH remained on exchanges, versus 22.9 million ETH in 2020.
  • Santiment attributed the decline to staking, ETFs, corporate treasury adoption and long-term holding.

Ethereum held on major centralized exchanges has fallen about 73%, from a 2020 peak of 22.9 million ETH to 6.06 million ETH, according to on-chain analytics firm Santiment. The firm attributed the decline to staking (locking crypto to earn rewards), ETFs, corporate treasury adoption and long-term holding, saying exchange-held ETH has continued to shrink. Santiment said that even without a substantial increase in market demand, reduced exchange supply can amplify price volatility when buying pressure is relatively small. ETH was trading at $2,479.52, down 1.31%, according to CoinMarketCap.

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