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Ethereum’s on-chain activity has revealed a significant surge in accumulation, with nearly 400,000 ETH flowing into long-term holder wallets on September 24, 2025, marking one of the largest single-day inflows in the network’s history[1]. This development occurred amid a broader market sell-off, as ETH briefly dipped below $3,900 before stabilizing. The inflows, attributed to wallets with at least two purchases and no sales, signal strong institutional or ETF-related demand, according to analysis by platforms like CryptoQuant and Darkfost[2]. These addresses, often linked to entities managing
exchange-traded funds (ETFs), have historically served as reliable indicators of long-term market sentiment[3].The accumulation follows a record 1.2 million ETH inflow just seven days prior, underscoring a pattern of strategic position-building by large players[4]. Analysts suggest this behavior reflects confidence in Ethereum’s fundamentals, including its deflationary mechanics, staking demand, and growing adoption in decentralized finance (DeFi) and
2 solutions[5]. Arthur Azizov of B2 Ventures noted that the recent selloff, driven by macroeconomic concerns and liquidity pressures, has not dampened long-term conviction, with Ethereum’s ecosystem fundamentals remaining robust[6].Price action has mirrored the accumulation trend, with ETH testing critical support levels around $4,000. While the asset has stabilized above this threshold, it remains below the $4,060 level, a key resistance point that could determine the next phase of its trajectory. Ted Pillows, a crypto analyst, emphasized that reclaiming $4,060 could trigger a fresh rally, while a breakdown might push prices toward $3,600[7]. Technical indicators, including the 200-day moving average near $3,800, further highlight the precarious balance between bullish and bearish forces[8].
Institutional demand for Ethereum has also intensified, with major ETF providers like
and Grayscale leading the charge. On-chain data shows these funds have accumulated over 3.77 million ETH, or 2.97% of the total supply, in recent weeks[9]. This aligns with broader trends of corporate treasuries adopting ETH as a strategic asset, exemplified by entities like Sharplink Gaming, which holds over 280,000 ETH[10]. Such moves underscore Ethereum’s transition from a speculative asset to a core component of institutional portfolios.Despite the bullish signals, short-term risks persist. The market remains sensitive to macroeconomic factors, including Federal Reserve policy and global liquidity conditions. Azizov highlighted that a dovish Fed stance and reduced shutdown risks could propel ETH toward $4,500–$5,000, while consolidation in the $3,500–$4,500 range is more likely until flows stabilize[11]. Meanwhile, Darkfost warned that the coming weeks will be pivotal: sustained accumulation could validate a rebound, but prolonged selling pressure might deepen the correction[12].
The convergence of on-chain strength and institutional demand has created a complex landscape for Ethereum. While price volatility and technical uncertainties linger, the accumulation by long-term holders suggests a belief in Ethereum’s resilience. As the market navigates this juncture, the interplay between macroeconomic dynamics and on-chain fundamentals will likely shape the asset’s next move.
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