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Ethereum ETFs and Treasuries Grab 10% of ETH Supply

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Ethereum Treasuries and ETFs Dominate ETH Supply: A Turning Point for Institutional Investment

Ethereum, with its diverse yield opportunities in decentralized finance (DeFi) and staking, is drawing significant capital, contrasting with Bitcoin’s more limited avenues. A pivotal shift is underway, as treasury firms and spot Ethereum ETFs collectively control a substantial portion of the circulating ETH supply. This increased institutional presence signals growing confidence in Ethereum’s long-term potential and could reshape market dynamics, potentially impacting liquidity and price volatility.

Institutional Giants Consolidate ETH Holdings

According to data from StrategicETHReserve, the combined holdings of treasury firms and spot ETFs now exceed 10% of the total Ethereum supply. Specifically, treasury companies currently possess approximately 5.49 million ETH, equating to roughly 4.54% of the circulating supply. Parallel to this, spot Ethereum ETFs are managing around 6.74 million ETH, or 5.57% of the total. When aggregated, these figures represent about 10.11% of all ETH in circulation. This concentration of Ethereum within institutional hands highlights a key trend: increased trust and investment in ETH, which could have considerable implications for the market’s future trajectory, including impacting African tech startups that utilize Ethereum’s blockchain technology.

This milestone underscores Ethereum’s growing acceptance within traditional finance and its increasing relevance in the broader financial landscape. This shift could influence how Ethereum is valued and traded, potentially leading to greater price stability and deeper market liquidity in the long run.

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