According to BlockBeats, on-chain data analyst Murphy has released an analysis of Ethereum's (ETH) chip structure. The analysis indicates an inverted F-shaped structure, with significant accumulation at lower and middle price levels, but minimal at higher levels. The lowest range, between $49 and $396, still holds 13.5% of circulating chips after enduring eight years of challenging market conditions. The most accumulated range is between $2,425 and $2,970, accounting for 23% of circulating chips, marking it as ETH's strongest support zone.
Centered around the current price of $4,257, chips above this level constitute 7.52%, while the range below, from $3,405 to $4,257, holds only 10.1%. This suggests that during rapid price increases and subsequent corrections, ETH has not undergone sufficient turnover. As ETH prices continue to rise, despite the scarcity of trapped positions above, the unrealized profits of chips below are greater than those of SOL, potentially leading to increased theoretical selling pressure. This situation will test the consensus among ETH's main players and long-term holders. Approximately 1.39 million ETH are accumulated near the $4,257 mark, providing effective support.
Even during price surges, the stability of low-level chips demonstrates strong holding confidence. However, the accumulation of substantial floating profit space also poses a potential risk of selling pressure when profits become significant. This analysis is intended for educational purposes and should not be considered investment advice.
