Ethereum (ETH) 
$2,475 has struggled to surpass the $4,000 mark for a long time and recently fell below $2,800. This decline has been painful for altcoin traders, leading to significant losses and an increase in BTC dominance. The pressing question remains: will Ether begin to rise again? Let’s examine the latest insights on Ethereum (ETH) from experts.
Cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin (BTC)
While we may not see its full effect in spot prices, the BTC reserves on exchanges have significantly decreased. In the last 19 weeks alone, demand in the ETF channel has approached $30 billion. This suggests that, although not visible in the order books of cryptocurrency exchanges, demand remains robust. Kyle shared the following graph:
“Bitcoin 
$78,415 exchange reserves are at their lowest levels in recent years, indicating that more BTC is being moved to cold wallets, which is a sign of long-term trends.
If demand remains strong, this declining supply could create upward price pressure. Historically, similar trends have led to price increases. Will this time be different?”
$Ethereum Predictions
BTC demand may be decreasing, but demand in the crypto space should remain strong. ETF data confirms this. However, as new investors realize how difficult the current market is, liquidity has diminished due to the activities in various crypto traps. The lack of significant upward movement in cryptocurrencies for years has led former investors to funnel liquidity into tokens that have proven to be short-lived.
However, trends and hype themes are known for their decline. NFT and the metaverse were once trending topics, but today many popular metaverse tokens appear to be struggling.
So, what’s next for Ether? Poppe remains hopeful and points out the current upward attempt in the ETHBTC pairing.
“Here we go, ETH has started to overcome a very important level.
Since the capitulation two weeks ago, an upward trend has begun. It’s slow but upward. Each rise brings back a little more momentum. Positive sentiments are coming into play. And then, utility coins will perform better.”
Kyle also reminded us of the state of ETH exchange reserves.
ETH exchange reserves have plummeted to levels not seen since 2016, despite the circulating supply increasing. As supply on exchanges declines and demand rises, this trend should support Ethereum’s medium-term upward momentum and bring long-term gains.
