đ Ethereum Is Now a $183B âReserve Currencyâ: Beats Singapore & India
đč Key Takeaways
âȘ ETH-based stablecoins now rank as the 22nd largest reserve globally, ahead of Singapore, South Korea, and India.
âȘ A top trader with a 100% win rate holds 39,000 ETH long ($151M) â betting on a rebound.
âȘ Ethereumâs role is shifting from tech asset to global reserve denominator.
đ ETH in the Big Game
Ethereumâs stablecoin stack has reached $183B, enough to make it the 22nd largest reserve worldwide.
That puts ETH above Singapore, Hong Kong, India, and even Saudi Arabia in FX reserve rankings.
This scale redefines ETHâs role â itâs no longer just a blockchain or a DeFi base layer.
Itâs emerging as a monetary reserve layer, underpinning stablecoins and settlement flows across the entire Web3 economy.
đ The Mystery Traderâs $151M ETH Long
Address 0xc2a3 â a whale with a 100% profitable record â has quietly opened 39,000 ETH longs using 10x leverage while market sentiment remains cautious.
Theyâve also added $118M BTC and $105M SOL positions, but ETH is their core conviction trade.
Analysts note this trader has historically bought early before major breakouts, turning dips into cycle-defining entries.
đ COINâs Chart Might Be ETHâs Hidden Tell
Analyst TedPillows highlights a striking pattern:
âȘ COIN led the last breakout, corrected 34%, then ETH mirrored it with a 31% dip.
âȘ Both now sit inside identical consolidation boxes.
âȘ If COIN breaks to a new ATH, ETH could follow tick-for-tick to the next leg up.
So while attention is on reserves and whales, the real underpriced signal may already be on the chart.
đŹ Bottom Line:
Ethereum is no longer just competing with other blockchains â itâs competing with nations.
With $183B in stablecoin reserves and whales re-accumulating, ETHâs macro role is quietly expanding.
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