Ethereum broke above $4K as whale wallets accumulated $667 million in ETH from major OTC desks. On-chain data also shows ETH supply has topped 121 million.
Ethereum’s [ETH] supply has topped 121 million ETH, but the bigger story may be the one that you’re not seeing.
Six fresh wallets have amassed $667 million worth of ETH from major exchanges – just as prices pushed past $4,000 and short sellers faced their biggest wipeout in months.
What’s going on with the king altcoin?
Ethereum surged past $4,000 today, triggering its largest short liquidation in months – a move Eric Trump celebrated on X, warning against betting against BTC and ETH.
The daily chart showed strong bullish momentum, with ETH closing at $4,196, at press time. RSI climbed above 72, a sign of overbought conditions.
At the time of writing, the MACD histogram was widening, indicating sustained buying pressure.
The market sentiment has turned decisively bullish, driven by consecutive green candles and increased whale accumulation.
However, traders should remain cautious of potential pullbacks if profit-taking begins at these higher price levels.
Ethereum’s circulating supply has officially crossed the 121 million mark, a milestone reached nearly three years after hitting 120 million in August 2022, according to CryptoQuant data.
The network currently mints between 2,500 and 3,000 ETH daily, but staking activity continues to offset a portion of this issuance, with over 36.18 million ETH locked.
Staking withdrawals influence ETH’s inflation profile by easing the effects of increased circulation.
