#密码资产动态追踪 Major institutions' actions on ETH have always been worth paying attention to. It is reported that the world's top Ethereum holders have recently accumulated another 24,266 ETH in the past week, equivalent to approximately $75.37 million, bringing the total holdings to now surge to around 4.167 million ETH, with a market value approaching $12.9 billion. This scale already accounts for 3.45% of the total supply of the Ethereum network, indicating how determined institutions are to hoard coins.
More interestingly, this institution has staked 1.256 million ETH to earn yields on the network. They also revealed that their staking network is expected to go live in Q1 2026. Additionally, a shareholders' meeting is scheduled for January 15 to discuss a capital increase plan. This combination clearly indicates an intention to lock in more liquidity. From the continuous influx of institutional funds, $ETH 's circulating supply is indeed being gradually locked up, which provides significant long-term support for the price.
If the staking ratio continues to rise, the supply side will become even tighter. Such data fluctuations and accumulation trends should be monitored regularly, as they can help us better understand changes in market structure.
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MidnightTrader
· 9h ago
Wow, this pace is crazy. Large investors are really quietly accumulating, and the feeling of liquidity being locked up is getting stronger and stronger.
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GasWaster
· 01-12 19:47
Big institutions are accumulating ETH again, this move is quite aggressive
Wait, can the ETH they stake still lock liquidity? This pace... feels like a layout for 2026
Honestly, with 3.45% of the supply in hand, isn't this slowly locking retail investors' chips?
They want to push the staking network and also raise capital, clearly aiming to monopolize the discourse
If they keep accumulating like this, how can small investors play? Liquidity is becoming increasingly scarce
Institutions have deep strategies, but the logic is indeed a closed loop... worth watching
$12.9 billion position, what are they betting on?
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ponzi_poet
· 01-12 19:47
Wow, this move directly locks the circulating supply? Are the big players really playing a big game?
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 01-12 19:46
This move by the institution is playing with fire. Locking liquidity only delays the inevitable, and the price will have to collapse eventually. I am actually bearish.
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TokenSleuth
· 01-12 19:44
Wow, this pace is crazy. Institutions are really suppressing the market. 3.45% is quite significant, but combined with the staking move? Liquidity has been forcibly frozen.
#密码资产动态追踪 Major institutions' actions on ETH have always been worth paying attention to. It is reported that the world's top Ethereum holders have recently accumulated another 24,266 ETH in the past week, equivalent to approximately $75.37 million, bringing the total holdings to now surge to around 4.167 million ETH, with a market value approaching $12.9 billion. This scale already accounts for 3.45% of the total supply of the Ethereum network, indicating how determined institutions are to hoard coins.
More interestingly, this institution has staked 1.256 million ETH to earn yields on the network. They also revealed that their staking network is expected to go live in Q1 2026. Additionally, a shareholders' meeting is scheduled for January 15 to discuss a capital increase plan. This combination clearly indicates an intention to lock in more liquidity. From the continuous influx of institutional funds, $ETH 's circulating supply is indeed being gradually locked up, which provides significant long-term support for the price.
If the staking ratio continues to rise, the supply side will become even tighter. Such data fluctuations and accumulation trends should be monitored regularly, as they can help us better understand changes in market structure.