Ethereum Inflows Hit 10-Month Low as Selling Pressure Drops

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Ethereum exchange inflows drop sharply while price holds critical support, signaling reduced selling pressure and potential price stabilization.

Ethereum inflows to Binance have dropped to a 10-month low, signaling a sharp decline in potential selling pressure as ETH holds above a key support zone. On-chain data from CryptoQuant shows exchange deposits falling significantly, pointing to a shift toward accumulation.

Ethereum is trading near $2,330, according to TradingView data. The reduced inflows suggest investors are increasingly choosing to hold rather than sell.

Ethereum price fluctuates near $2,330 on March 17 intraday chart, showing short-term volatility and consolidation.

Source: TradingView

Lower Exchange Deposits Correlate With Less Selling Activity

Arab Chain analyzed data on crypto exchange inflows and concluded that there is a shift in investor behavior. On-chain data suggests that investors are placing their coins in cold storage or private wallets, which reduces the number of coins available to sell. This leads to less liquidity on the exchange and less selling pressure.

Historically, low exchange deposits have correlated with either a period of consolidation or accumulation in the cryptocurrency market. Conversely, large spikes in exchange deposits have been correlated with higher volatility and greater selling pressure, with the market experiencing a strong rally.

A tighter supply in liquidity on crypto exchange platforms means that the Ethereum price will be more sensitive to demand, particularly if investors’ sentiment about the cryptocurrency becomes more positive.

Ethereum Binance inflows drop to multi-month lows, indicating reduced selling pressure and tightening exchange supply.

Source: CryptoQuant

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ETH Price Maintains Monthly Support Zone 

TradingView technical analysis shows that the ETH price continues to stabilize above a key monthly support zone between the $1,900 and $2,100 levels. Based on the price movements of Ethereum, there appears to be a reaction occurring at the support zone.

The ETH price remains above the 50-period EMA, supporting the overall trend structure of the price movement. A chart posted by Bitcoinnensus on X shows that Ethereum is exhibiting a reaction from a major monthly support zone that has served as a structural base multiple time previously.

The reaction to the support zone may continue to provide a base for the Ethereum price. This would allow for continued price stabilization or further price increases, depending on the level of buying interest.

The momentum indicators, such as RSI, are indicating that the market is currently in equilibrium. Volume has been trending steadily, which supports the view that the coin’s price is establishing a bottom and won’t break down further. 

Ethereum holds $1,900–$2,100 support on monthly chart, trading above EMA 50 with neutral RSI and steady volume.

Source: TradingView

Why This Matters 

Falling exchange inflows combined with strong support levels could reduce selling pressure and position Ethereum for a potential move higher.

This article contains market analysis and price predictions. These are not guarantees. Crypto markets are volatile. Always DYOR. Not financial advice.

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Paul Adedoyin

Paul Adedoyin

Paul Adedoyin is a Financial Correspondent at Tronweekly with over four years of experience covering the cryptocurrency and digital asset sector. His work focuses on Bitcoin, altcoins, and DeFi, alongside crypto regulation and policy, blockchain technology, Web3, Layer 2 ecosystems, and AI-blockchain developments. He verifies reporting through primary sources such as official filings, regulatory statements, court records, and on-chain data to ensure accurate, fact-based coverage. His work has been featured on platforms like U.Today and CryptoMode.

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