Ethereum exchange inflows to platforms like Binance have fallen to their lowest level since May 2025, according to on-chain data from CryptoQuant. This significant drop in deposits signals reduced immediate selling pressure as ETH consolidates above a key support zone between $1,900 and $2,100. Long-term holders appear to be moving coins off exchanges, with the price stabilizing near $2,330 as data suggests a potential base is being established around that level.
Ethereum inflows to Binance have dropped to a 10-month low, indicating a sharp decline in potential selling pressure. On-chain data from CryptoQuant shows exchange deposits falling significantly, pointing to a shift toward accumulation.
Ethereum is trading near $2,330 according to TradingView data. The reduced inflows suggest investors are increasingly choosing to hold rather than sell.
Arab Chain analyzed data on crypto exchange inflows and concluded there is a shift in investor behavior. On-chain data suggests investors are placing coins in cold storage or private wallets, which reduces the number available to sell.
A tighter supply in liquidity on exchange platforms means the Ethereum price will be more sensitive to demand. This is particularly true if investor sentiment about the cryptocurrency becomes more positive.
TradingView technical analysis shows the ETH price continues to stabilize above a key monthly support zone. The ETH price remains above the 50-period EMA, supporting the overall trend structure.
A chart posted by Bitcoinnensus on X shows Ethereum is exhibiting a reaction from a major monthly support zone. “This zone has repeatedly acted as an important structural level on the chart,” the post stated.
The momentum indicators, such as RSI, are indicating that the market is currently in equilibrium. Volume has been trending steadily, which supports the view that the coin’s price is establishing a bottom.
