Ethereum: When Staking and ETF Together "Suck Dry" the Supply

The market is witnessing a very clear trend: Ethereum (ETH) is becoming increasingly scarce. According to the latest data, 29.4% of the total ETH supply has been locked in staking. This means that nearly 1/3 of the circulating ETH is no longer available for trading on the market, but is lying dormant in staking contracts to secure the network and provide returns for investors. The Impact of Staking Decreased liquidity: As more ETH is locked up, the amount of ETH that can be freely bought and sold on the exchange is decreasing. Limited supply: Reduced liquidity means that any substantial buying demand can easily push prices up. Long-term confidence: The fact that many people are choosing to stake shows that they believe in the future of Ethereum, willing to hold long-term rather than engage in short-term trading. ETF Factors Add Fuel to the Fire Not only staking, another wave is changing the balance of supply and demand: Ethereum ETF funds. These funds continuously accumulate ETH to meet the demand from institutional investors. This is not short-term capital, but rather a long-term accumulation strategy, adding more pressure to deplete the supply in the open market. Essential Outcome When the supply sharply decreases and demand from ETFs and investors continues to rise, Ethereum is almost entering a state of “digital scarcity”. In this context, the price of ETH has only one main direction: to rise higher in the future. Conclusion Currently, many people may still be overlooking this important signal. But once the supply on the exchange runs low, buying ETH will become increasingly difficult and expensive. Those who stay out today are likely to have to accept buying at a much higher price in the near future. Ethereum is not just a digital asset - it is becoming a scarce value channel similar to Bitcoin, with strong momentum from both staking and ETFs.