Supply News

Polymath CEO Vincent Kadar told Cointelegraph that investors are shifting from “unlock anxiety” to a more nuanced view of token releases.

Ethereum’s dominance in staking, the spot crypto ETFs and improving investor sentiment all point toward a sustained ETH price rally.

Coinbase saw its highest daily Bitcoin outflows this year, signaling growing BTC investments among institutional investors and corporations.

The Cronos blockchain’s governance structure came under fire after a decision to reverse a 70 billion CRO “permanent” token burn from 2021.

Active stablecoin wallets increased from 19.6 million in February 2024 to over 30 million in February 2025, according to Artemis and Dune.

ETH price struggles as Solana, Tron, and Hyperliquid gain ground. What is needed to lure traders back to Ethereum?

Ether's future depends on network upgrades, usage growth, supply decline, and improved layer-2 interoperability.

ETH struggles due to weakening network activity, a declining TVL, and investors’ concerns about its supply emission rate

Wintermute withdrew $40 million in SOL ahead of a $2-billion token unlock, raising concerns over selling pressure as market sentiment worsens.

Diminishing Ether supply on exchanges may signal an incoming price rally driven by a “supply shock,” which occurs when strong buyer demand meets decreasing available ETH.

Ethereum’s total value locked rose to levels not seen since 2022. Will ETH price benefit from the rise in activity?

Bitcoin exchange reserves drop to a three-year low, signaling a potential supply shock as institutional buying from ETFs continues.

Despite a potential supply-shock-driven rally, Bitcoin currently lacks trading volume to recapture the $100,000 resistance, analysts told Cointelegraph.

Eric Trump predicted governments and institutions will adopt Bitcoin, highlighting that the early movers are set to win.

Bitcoin has rallied 126% since January to reach $100,000, driven by Bitcoin ETF demand, April's halving and Donald Trump's US election win.