💯The number of people lining up to stake ETH has surpassed the number of people lining up to withdraw ETH
Previously, there was a very strong withdrawal wave that made many people think $ETH had a problem. In reality, that wasn't the case.
That recent withdrawal wave was mainly due to leveraged investments in DeFi being unwound. When borrowing interest rates rise, those looping strategies of borrowing ETH and then staking it in circles become ineffective, so they have to stop: sell some off, withdraw ETH to pay back debts.
Additionally, there are technical factors. Some validator operators temporarily unstaked to mitigate system risks, then staked again afterward when things stabilized.
Besides that, after the recent upgrade, staking ETH has become easier and more flexible, so whales and institutions took the opportunity to unstake their old positions to reorganize them more neatly and efficiently.
Once these things are sorted out, Ethereum returns to a lower-risk state, with staking being more transparent and "cleaner." As a result, the number of people wanting to stake now has increased and surpassed the number withdrawing.$ETH
$BTC il grafico ci mostra che il giallo era un soffitto che il prezzo non poteva superare. Ora sta agendo come un pavimento e il prezzo rimbalza su di esso.
Quindi la cosa principale da osservare è se Bitcoin può rimanere sopra quella linea.
Se lo fa, è un buon segno che si tratta solo di un ritracciamento sano e potrebbe salire di nuovo.
La prima zona di recupero è $90,5k poi $98k seguita da $106k.
Se scende sotto e non riesce a tornare sopra, il mio obiettivo è $72K.
In breve, quella linea di tendenza è il tuo livello chiave.
Rimani sopra di essa e probabilmente siamo ancora in buona forma. Scendi sotto di essa, e potresti voler essere cauto.
Crypto market is rangebound: $BTC briefly touched $85K then returned, while sentiment slides again into Extreme Fear. $BTC and $ETH ETFs logged two weeks in a row of outflows.
$BTC : $88,593 +0.9% $ETH: $2,959 +0.6%
FGI: 20 → Extreme Fear Market Cap: $3.06T Liquidations: $199M
Japan’s FY2026 tax reform blueprint proposes classifying crypto assets as financial products for wealth building, exploring separate taxation for spot, derivatives and ETF gains with up to three years of loss carryforward. Staking, lending income and NFTs may remain under general taxation, with details pending further legislation.$BTC
Everyone throws $SUI and $SEI into the same basket, the numbers say they’re not even close.
$SUI vs $SEI
[Head to Head Series #5]
$SUI to me feels like the more grown up play.
Bigger mcap, way higher app revenue, almost $1B TVL (after peaking at $2.6B), and a serious stablecoin + RWA push.
You’ve got ETF filings, Grayscale trust, big DeFi names (Suilend/NAVI), and real volume.
The flip side is heavy unlocks and ~37% of supply circulating, so dilution is the main thing to respect.
$SEI is more of a niche, trading-first chain.
Smaller mcap, lower mcap/TVL ratio, and much lower revenue today, but it’s jammed with active addresses, growing gaming + perp activity, the Wyoming stablecoin pilot angle, and AI integrations.
It looks more like a higher-risk, higher-reward bet that they can become the main chain for trading and AI.
Verdict: Fundamentals winner for me is $SUI , bigger revenue engine, deeper TVL, stronger stablecoin/RWA story.
$SEI is the leaner, higher-beta underdog, but if I had to pick one to back for this cycle, I’d personally lean SUI and treat $SEI as the smaller bet.