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Ethereum cracks $2k as uncertainty of Shanghai upgrade settles
Ethereum breaks $2,000, as fundamentals look strong from Ethereum after Shanghai upgrade
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Quick Take
- Ethereum has broken $2,000 a day after the Shanghai upgrade.
- From a fundamentals point of view, it clearly shows the uncertainty has disappeared from the upgrade.
- Changes in active validators from the past two days are now positive, which saw back-to-back negative adjustments for the first time.
- The voluntary exit count seems to have subsided; the voluntary exit count on a 1-hour resolution spiked to 3,600 before dropping to 1,200 on April 13.
- In addition, Nansen data shows deposits outpaced withdrawals on April 13. Potentially investors are re-staking after simply testing the unstaking process.
- Arkham Intelligence has reported 127,400 ETH have been withdrawn ($253 million), and most withdrawals were made from Lido, which withdrew 71,800 ETH.
- Currently, more than 17.4 million ETH remain staked, equal to about 14.5% of the tokens in circulation.
Market Cap $272.33B
24H Volume $15.34B
