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MarketEthereum
Sep 15, 2026
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byNynu V Jamal
forCoinEdition
Ethereum exchange reserves on centralized exchanges have fallen to an 11-year low as millions of ETH leave CEXs, tightening available supply. That supply squeeze could support ETH prices and broader crypto and DeFi activity if investor demand and buying pressure increase and key technical levels hold, but the catalyst is conditional rather than definitive.
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- Ethereum exchange reserves have dropped to a multi-year low as millions of ETH leave exchanges.
- Falling supply could support ETH prices if investor demand and buying pressure increase.
- ETH needs to hold key technical levels and see stronger demand for the supply squeeze to fuel a rally.
Ethereum is facing a significant decline in its availability on crypto exchanges, with the amount of ETH held on centralized exchanges (CEXs) dropping to an 11-year low. As the supply decreases, experts and investors remain optimistic about a possible ETH price surge. However, lower exchange reserves do not necessarily mean a positive catalyst for the crypto price. Only when the shrinking supply meets stronger investor demand could it lead to a rally.
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Source: cryptorank.io