ETH supply in 3x+ profit hits 11%, lowest since Feb 2017
The share of Ethereum supply sitting at more than three times its cost basis has fallen to 11%, the lowest reading…
Sector-wide market analysis: dominance, liquidity, on-chain flows, whale activity, and exchange in/outflows.
The share of Ethereum supply sitting at more than three times its cost basis has fallen to 11%, the lowest reading…
130M $USDT (≈129.9M) moved from Tether Treasury to unknown wallet.
250M $USDC (≈249.9M) moved from #Ethena to unknown wallet.
817 $BTC (≈52.2M) moved from unknown wallet to Coinbase Institutional.
The headline number is RAIN's $666.66M cliff on Monday, but the unlock calendar runs through smaller-tier cliffs that cumulatively exceed $830M and will test bid-side liquidity across mid-cap names.
The week of June 1–5 ranks only behind the post-Mt. Gox unwind for worst weekly bleed since launch, and Ether ETFs extended a four-week redemption streak alongside.
Public-company treasuries added 4,508 BTC and 126,971 ETH in a single week — DEX volume also rebounded 64–69% WoW, painting a broader risk-on tilt.
An 18,000-ETH borrow-and-deposit to a venue deep enough to absorb that size reads as a directional short, not a treasury rebalance — and $30M is the kind of flow that moves front-month perps.
2.8K $BTC (≈180.9M) moved from Coinbase Institutional to unknown new wallet.
1.9K $BTC (≈123.3M) moved from unknown wallet to #Kraken.
2.8K $BTC (≈175.7M) moved from unknown wallet to Coinbase Institutional.
822 $BTC (≈52.3M) moved from Coinbase Institutional to unknown wallet.
1.1B $TRX (≈347.7M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown wallet.
800M $TRX (≈261.6M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown wallet.
344.4M $TRX (≈112.7M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown new wallet.
344.4M $TRX (≈112.6M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown wallet.
800M $TRX (≈261.7M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown wallet.
The $5.4B in spot ETF redemptions since the May 12 CPI shock — not Strategy's first bitcoin sale since 2022 — is the real signal, and Wednesday's print could decide whether the bounce holds.
Tron's $32.8B lead in May nearly doubles Ethereum's $19.5B and Solana's $18.1B, a gap driven by stablecoin transfer volume rather than speculative trading demand.
The complaint isn't the sanctions themselves — it's that compliance tooling can't tell pre-sanction HTX wallets from post-sanction ones, tainting legitimate address clusters and degrading the risk…