2025-12-16 16:28:43

EtherFi's eETH token supply recently surpassed 3 million, with a weekly increase of about 400,000. Notably, during the same period, the capital flow into ETH spot ETFs remained stable, with no significant fluctuations. What does this indicate? On one hand, the liquidity of Ethereum is undergoing a subtle shift—more ETH is no longer idle but is flowing into ETFs and restaking ecosystems for full allocation. In other words, the efficiency of ETH is improving. From a market structure perspective, this phenomenon warrants ongoing attention as it reflects the evolution of crypto asset allocation patterns.

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AirdropHustler

· 2025-12-18 12:17

eETH is crazy about bloodsucking, I am convinced by this logic.

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ProtocolRebel

· 2025-12-17 14:37

eETH surging, ETH is really starting to show vitality --- Restaking ecosystem feels like it's just waking up; being able to reach a supply of 3 million is still pretty good --- Is spot ETF stable? It feels like the real signal here; steady capital flow indicates a stable mindset --- Improved work efficiency... sounds great, but who is actually making money? --- I just want to know how long this 40万 weekly growth can last, don’t let it be just a flash in the pan --- Protocol ecosystem is self-optimizing, kind of interesting, keep watching the show --- The shift in liquidity should have happened long ago; EtherFi finally got ETH moving --- Why is no one discussing risks? Restaking definitely isn’t without pitfalls --- Asset allocation evolution is just another way of saying "money finally has a place to go"

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SignatureDenied

· 2025-12-16 16:58

eETH's recent surge is indeed impressive, but when it comes to ETH's work efficiency improvement... I think it still depends on how things develop next.

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WenMoon

· 2025-12-16 16:49

eETH has broken 3 million again, this wave of restaking has really yielded dividends --- ETH goes into restaking to work, spot ETF remains steady, it feels a bit interesting --- So does that mean ETH is starting to work? The logic is a bit interesting --- Liquidity shifts to restaking, sounds good, just not sure about the risks --- It's another story of ETH efficiency improvement, I've heard this kind of talk too many times --- 3 million eETH, 400,000 in a single week... how long can this growth rate last? --- Spot ETF remains unchanged, restaking ecosystem is thriving? This divergence is quite intense --- So are we being forced into restaking or is there real profit? That's the question --- Idle ETH turns to work, sounds wonderful, just afraid too many people are following the trend --- The entire configuration model is changing, but who can guarantee this isn't another bubble?

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GweiObserver

· 2025-12-16 16:48

eETH has reached 3 million? The growth rate is quite rapid. Restaking has really taken off this time.

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ForkTongue

· 2025-12-16 16:42

The surge in eETH supply, restaking is really gradually eating into the ETH ecosystem. --- The ETF stabilized, indicating that the money hasn't left, just changing ways to tinker, quite interesting. --- That startled me, I thought it was another new scam, but it turned out to be liquidity rebalancing... alright then. --- Wait, a weekly increase of 400,000? Isn't this growth rate a bit fast? It feels like everyone is competing in restaking. --- Improved ETH work efficiency? Or is idle money being forced to move? Essentially, the market is looking for an exit. --- Spot ETF not having volatility is the most painful, indicating that big players have long seen through this trick. --- With the restaking ecosystem consuming so much ETH, could it end up being a high-risk cluster again?

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