According to blockchain analytics company Sentora (formerly Intotheblock), about $1.2 billion worth of Ethereum (ETH) was withdrawn from centralized exchange in the seven days that end on May 13, 2025.
Over the past seven days, $1.2 billion worth of ETH has been withdrawn from the central exchange.
This sustained trend in net spills intensified from early May, with signals continuing to accumulate, lowering the pressurization on the seller side. pic.twitter.com/fmyjmponb0
– Sentora (formerly Intotheblock) (@sentorahq) May 14, 2025
The flow of ETH exchange fluctuates wildly and reaches its peak with a huge daily deposit
Between May 6 and May 13, the Ethereum exchange flow shifted between inflow and outflow. The week begins on May 6th with negative Netflows, indicating that more ETH have left than ETH entered. However, on May 7, the sediment suddenly increased, reflecting a brief reversal that led to profit gains.
The pattern then shifted again from May 10th to May 11th, when influx approached neutral levels. However, on May 12, we registered another net outflow from the exchange, and on May 13, net inflow increased dramatically. Blockchain data marks the largest single-day ETH deposit since December 2023, with this May 13th inflow exceeding $500 million in one day.
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The rise in ETH prices is similar to volatile exchange activity, volume surges
Ethereum (ETH) maintained an upward trend and price momentum during this period of fluctuating Netflow behavior. This suggests that the accumulation of underlying ETH and aggressive trading activities were occurring simultaneously. ETH recorded a price rise of 4.43% over the observed week, surpassing $2,700 to its intraday high before trading at just $2,596.36 for a slightly pullback at the time of writing.
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CoinMarketCap data showed trading volumes rose to $380.4 billion, an increase of 38.73% in a day. ETH’s market capitalization also increased to $313.45 billion, but the fully diluted valuation closely matches $313.42 billion, reflecting minimal unlocked token risk.
Volatility signals the possibility of relocation
Data from Coinglass showed consistent leaks from centralized exchanges since February 2024, with multiple days of withdrawals of over $200 million. The sudden shift to a strong influx in May, particularly May 13, indicates a trader’s repositioning.
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Furthermore, ETH’s current market-to-market cap ratio is a healthy 12.37%, indicating an increase in market liquidity and aggressive trading around Ethereum.
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