Ethereum Price: Analysts Predict $10K Amid Strong Accumulation

Ethereum exchange reserves have decreased from 30 million tokens in early 2022 to 19 million in 2025, potentially indicating reduced market supply and increased staking. Historically, lower Ethereum exchange reserves have correlated with price increases. Large holders, including institutions, own 54% of the total Ethereum supply, and 74% of holders have held their Ethereum for over a year, suggesting long-term confidence. Ethereum's current price is around $2,720. Large transactions exceeding $100,000 totaled $40.13 billion over the past seven days, indicating significant institutional activity. While recent net exchange flows show $11.03 million entering exchanges, overall, more ETH is moving into self-custody and staking. Ethereum has the highest Total Value Locked (TVL) among all blockchains. Some analysts predict Ethereum could reach $10,000 if demand stays strong and exchange reserves continue to fall. Breaking above $5,000 is seen as a key step towards this target. However, market conditions and broader economic factors will also influence Ethereum's price.