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ETH Ethereum has been trading in the range of $1840 to $1953 in the past two weeks, and the current price is close to $1908. The network's pledge rate increased from 33.44% to 33.90%, indicating that assets within the agreement continued to be locked in.
Based on tracking data on 148 market indicators, Binance, widely regarded as the main venue for Ethereum stablecoin settlement, has experienced one of the most significant liquidity changes. In the past week, Ethereum's net stablecoin traffic on the currency dropped sharply by 518%. The monthly decline was 347%, compared with a quarterly decline of 728%-one of the largest reversals observed in recent months.
The significant decrease in stablecoin traffic indicates a significant change in the market structure of Ethereum within the exchange. Market analysts who watch liquidity closely view the Binance trend as an early sign of a broader trend, as large-scale traffic changes often occur here first and then expand to other platforms.
This change in currency placement is part of a broader market recalibration and has alarmed traders. Some believe this move could be a warning sign because such sudden changes are often accompanied by similar trends on other exchanges.
Binance remains the most liquid venue for Ethereum stablecoin settlement, and its order book is used to monitor early signals of market repositioning. The magnitude of this decline in net traffic is a rare event that could signal broader changes across the industry.
Ethereum's total exchange net traffic has remained negative for most recent trading days. At the same time, the Coinbase premium index has dropped to-0.12, reflecting weak U.S. spot demand relative to global markets. Historically, this divergence has led to short-term price consolidation of major assets such as Ethereum.
On the Internet, weekly transaction fee destruction increased by 48%. Despite the increase, fees are still about 54% below the 90-day average, indicating that overall activity has not yet fully rebounded. At the same time, traffic from major holders has also slowed, with inflows and outflows from the top ten addresses declining in weekly, monthly and quarterly cycles.
The decline in participation by large holders is often interpreted as a decrease in short-term interest and a decrease in willingness to reposition whales. This trend exacerbates the cautious transition environment observed in the Ethereum market.
From a technical perspective, Ethereum recently filled a fair value gap between $1954 and $1892. Although prices have rebounded from June lows, analyst Crypto Patel believes the structure of the larger time frame remains bearish until key resistance levels are recovered. The current rally is testing the previously respected block of bearish orders.
If the daily closing price can exceed US$2150, it will be a necessary condition to confirm the bullish reversal of the Ethereum structure. If the asset fails to recover that level, it may fall further to $1700 or even $1500.
The $2046 to $1975 range is considered the main bearish order area on the daily chart. As long as Ethereum is trading below $2150, the current rally is not considered a confirmed market reversal.
Market participants are closely watching this area to find the next decisive trend for Ethereum. A break below current support could put the asset at deeper liquidity targets.
Given the critical nature of these technical bits, the focus on liquidity tools has become evident.
