The steady appreciation of Ethereum prices reflects how resilient cryptocurrencies have given them the market. Despite the wave of skepticism experienced in the past, there appears to have been a major recent change in investor behavior, which indicates that level of optimism. Potential growth of EteR token.
Ethereum Netflow across the exchange is consistently negative
On-chain analyst DarkFost in a September 13 post on social media platform X It was revealed How Ethereum investors have been acting behind the scenes over the past few months.
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According to DarkFost, there have been a major shift in investor behavior since the Ethereum final price fell from $4,000 to $1,500. At the time, investors’ moods were fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD). This is an sentiment that played less of a role in affecting investors’ long-term activities.
DarkFost reported that Netflow across all exchanges has been “consistently negative” since the price of major Ethereum fell. This means that more ETH will leave the exchange than is deposited.
About 56,000 ETHs are withdrawn daily for an average of 30 days, according to on-chain analysts. Interestingly, this number is not seen from the depth of the last bear market.
There was a recent day when more than 400,000 ETHs were withdrawn. What’s even more interesting is that exchange Netflows have not been a positive since July.
As previously speculated, this trend in the token movement represents a change in the holdings of Ethereum investors. They are to move their assets from trading platforms to non-mandatory wallets for long-term storage. Ultimately, this suggests that the holders are increasingly confident ETH’s long-term promise.
At the time of this writing, the ether token was valued at around $4,660, and does not reflect any significant price changes over the past 24 hours. According to Coingecko data, Ethereum prices have risen by almost 10% over the past seven days.
BTC and ETH reserves decrease by 23% and 20%, respectively
In another post, DarkFost analyzed Bitcoin and Ethereum Exchange Reserve We estimated indicators across all exchanges and how many of these cryptocurrencies left the exchange in 2025.
According to online experts, Bitcoin reserves on all exchanges have declined by almost a quarter of their total holdings since the start of the year. As of January 1, 2025, the BTC exchange reserve increased by 23% from 3.05 million BTC to approximately 2.47 million BTC.
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Meanwhile, Ethereum Exchange Reserves did not begin to decline immediately until May. As mentioned in a previous post, ETH supply on the exchange began to fall after a reversal caused by a fall in the fall to under $1,500. Over the past four months, Ethereum reserves have fallen from 20.6 million to 17.1 million, representing a 20% decline.
A significant decrease in exchange reserves is often interpreted as a sign of investor accumulation. This trend could be a bullish catalyst for the two biggest cryptocurrencies, especially Ethereum, given the recent start of the coin’s movement.
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