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Ethereum (ETH) - MXNT

Mkt. Cap.
MXNT 5,840.00 B
Vol. 24H
Ξ 0 (MXNT 0)
Open 24h
MXNT 48,381.00
Low/High 24h
MXNT 48,381.00 - MXNT 48,381.00

Rocket is still loading 23 days since the previous post we're up from 0.032 to 0.0388 BTC and we're heading at least to 0.065 with a marker on the 0.08 and you'll never know what happens after 0.1 is not a crazy expecting.

Lean back and wait.

Something else: Normally the ATH will set at the end of 2025 but it looks like that the market is 2 months behind schedule, so we will see first a correction before we really take off (entire market) that happens normally in Juli/August but that did'nt happen. We're in the June time of the previous charts. So that will make a delay to the top with 2 months. So it would'nt be in December but January or February.
Selling at the top then and buy back later. Thank me later.

With all the ETH treasury investment happening right now by US publicly traded companies, it's no coincidence that ETH Global NYC conference is this weekend. https:// ethglobal.com/events/newyork2025

When (not if) the price of ETH hits $4747 it will likely flip pharma giant Eli Lilly and take spot #21 on the list of largest assets by market cap.
https:// companiesmarketcap.com/assets-by-market-cap/

Publicly traded FG Nexus (FGNX) calls Bitmine Immersion's (BMNR) plan to buy 5% of ETH's total supply "respectable", however says it intends to buy 10% of the total.

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Publicly traded Bitmine Immersion (BMNR) now holds 1.15M ETH worth $5B, 1% of the total supply. Chairman Tom Lee said he plans on buying 5% of all ETH in the next 3 to 6 months.

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$ETH: a potential double top with a bearish divergence formed on 4hr timeframe with a target around the $4k mark. But knowing ETH as a highly speculative token, the $2~3k mark is even more possible if lucky, not lower.

30% of the entire eth supply is staked. CoinDesk (Aug 8, 2025) reports that over 36 million ETH—equating to almost 30 percent of the total supply—is locked in staking contracts.

Bitget (July 13, 2025) notes staking has reached a new all-time high of 29.44 percent of total supply.

The Block (as of July 9, 2025) indicates the staked share stands at 29.39 percent—also the highest recorded to date.

Coin World (July 23, 2025) highlights that 35.67 million ETH, or about 29.5 percent of the circulating supply, is staked, valued around $132.5 billion.
Reduced liquid supply: When ~30% of ETH is staked, it’s locked up in validator contracts, meaning it can’t be sold on exchanges. This lowers circulating supply and can create upward price pressure if demand stays steady or rises.

Investor confidence: High staking participation signals that a large portion of holders are willing to lock ETH for long-term rewards, suggesting confidence in Ethereum’s future.

Network security: More staked ETH means stronger proof-of-stake security, which increases trust in the network and may attract more institutional interest.


🔹 Potential risks / counterpoints

Unlock events: If a large group of stakers decide to unstake (e.g., after price rallies), selling pressure could appear.

Centralization concerns: If staking is concentrated in a few providers (like Lido or major exchanges), it could raise governance/security worries, which might spook some investors.

High staking yield impact: If yields drop too low, new staking might slow, and some stakers might withdraw to seek better returns elsewhere.


Bottom line:
Right now, with ~30% staked and ETH demand stable, this is a structurally supportive factor for the price. It reduces sell pressure and signals strong holder conviction, which is typically good for medium- to long-term price trends—especially if staking participation keeps growing.

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