Ethereum Reclaims $1,800 As Retail And Whales Accumulate—Middle Cohort Sells
The post Ethereum Reclaims $1,800 As Retail And Whales Accumulate—Middle Cohort Sells appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum’s climb back above $1,800 is getting a twin lift from the smallest and largest wallet cohorts, according to on-chain supply distribution data. A Santiment update shows that over the past month, retail addresses holding less than 0.01 ETH raised their share of total supply by 1.82%, while key stakeholder wallets—those containing 100 to 100,000 ETH—increased their collective slice by 1.73%. The accumulation is not equal across the board, however. Instead, the data points to a supply squeeze coming from the middle of the holder base. The shift leaves swing traders, exchange liquidity providers, and less committed mid-range positions as the probable source of the ETH that is being absorbed at both ends. This kind of redistribution can weaken the influence of short-term speculators and hand more of the float to entities with longer time horizons, but it also re