ETH Staking Surprises with 'Ice and Fire Game': What Secrets of Price Fluctuations Lie Behind the Withdrawal of 910,000 Coins?
As the market debates whether ETH can replicate the explosive rise of 2021, the Ethereum PoS network suddenly experiences a 'super data bomb' with over 910,000 ETH queued for withdrawal from staking, worth up to $3.91 billion, setting a historical record! Even more fantastical is that on the other side, there are 268,000 ETH rushing to 'enter' staking. This contradictory drama is rewriting the logic of ETH's price movement:
Why 'escape'? The showdown between short-term profits and long-term strategies
ETH has rebounded over 60% since its low in April, and some stakers have chosen to 'cash out': after unlocking staked ETH, if there is a concentrated sell-off, the short-term selling pressure will directly impact the price. After all, in a bear market, 'the money earned is the real money' is the instinct of most investors.
However, institutions and listed companies are 'buying the dip' in reverse: regulatory compliance (such as the rising expectations for a U.S. ETH spot ETF) and the stable nature of staking yields have led companies like SharpLink Gaming and BitMine to crazily increase their holdings and stake ETH. For institutions, ETH is both a 'yield-generating asset' and a long-term 'crypto anchor.' The core impact on ETH's price movement: Short-term volatility intensifies: unlocking selling pressure + wait-and-see sentiment may plunge ETH into range trading (for example, fluctuating around $3,800-4,200); Long-term logic strengthens: continuous institutional accumulation + mature staking ecosystem, rather highlighting ETH's 'value storage' property. After all, the 'bidirectional flow' of staking volume essentially reflects the divergence of funds betting on ETH's future.
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