BTC and ETH are showing a sharp split in exchange supply trends, according to a post on X by Leon Waidmann, head of business development at Lisk, cited by Odaily. Waidmann said BTC’s exchange supply ratio stands at 16.5%, while ETH has fallen to below 12.7%, leaving a gap of nearly 4 percentage points between the two assets. He described BTC’s share on exchanges as relatively stable, while ETH continues to move off centralized exchanges. Waidmann added that ETH’s liquid supply on exchanges is going through a structural tightening process. The figures point to a widening divergence in how the two largest crypto assets are being held across trading venues, with ETH’s available exchange inventory continuing to shrink while BTC remains largely unchanged.
BTC and ETH are moving in sharply different directions in exchange supply, according to a post on X by Leon Waidmann, head of business development at Lisk, cited by Odaily.
Waidmann said BTC’s exchange supply ratio is 16.5%, while ETH has dropped to below 12.7%, putting the gap between them at nearly 4 percentage points. BTC’s supply on exchanges has remained relatively stable. ETH, by contrast, has continued to flow out of centralized exchanges.
He added that ETH’s liquid supply on exchanges is undergoing structural tightening.
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