“Investors should not give up on Ethereum (ETH) despite recent struggles” tweets Lark Davis, crypto trader.
Even though ETH has seen a decrease of 23% from its 30-day high, its price should skyrocket because the token’s supply is dwindling on exchange platforms, tweeted Lark Davis to his 540,000 Twitter followers.
Davis tweets,
“There are around 3 million less #ethereum on exchanges now compared to when the price was at an all-time high. Wow! This market is a ticking time bomb!”
An asset’s exchange reserve is the number of tokens present in all wallets on centralized exchange platforms.
Davis’s remarks come on the heels of Ethereum activating its London hard fork earlier this year, which among other things, implemented a deflationary mechanism that burns ETH based on how many transactions are being processed by the network. So far, over $1 billion of ETH has been burned using this method.
According to Viewbase, Ethereum has seen nearly 170,000 tokens disappear from exchange platforms in the last seven days, with a total of 1.17 million tokens burned over a 30-day span.
Ethereum is exchanging hands at $3,012 at time of writing, according to CoinGecko.
