The volume of Ethereum stored on centralized crypto exchanges has dropped to 8.7% of the total supply (~16.6 million ETH). Such a low figure has not been seen since the network's launch in 2015. Since July 2025, this figure has dropped by about 20%. This massive asset withdrawal coincides with the increasing popularity of DAT companies, which have started buying the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. At the time of writing, the volume of assets managed by similar companies and exchange-traded funds has reached 12.79 million ETH — 11.6% of the coin's supply. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's share on centralized exchanges is about 13.1% (2.76 million BTC). This figure is also at a historic low. Currently, ETH is trading at around $3000, with almost no change in price over the past 24 hours.
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The volume of Ethereum stored on centralized crypto exchanges has dropped to 8.7% of the total supply (~16.6 million ETH). Such a low figure has not been seen since the network's launch in 2015.
Since July 2025, this figure has dropped by about 20%. This massive asset withdrawal coincides with the increasing popularity of DAT companies, which have started buying the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
At the time of writing, the volume of assets managed by similar companies and exchange-traded funds has reached 12.79 million ETH — 11.6% of the coin's supply.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin's share on centralized exchanges is about 13.1% (2.76 million BTC). This figure is also at a historic low.
Currently, ETH is trading at around $3000, with almost no change in price over the past 24 hours.