ETH On-Chain Data Observation | Liquidity Changes from January 4th-6th
The on-chain data over the past three days is quite interesting. Compared to the turnover situation at 8:00 AM on January 4th, the total on-chain turnover of ETH in the past 48 hours has decreased from 520,000 to 460,000 — a significant decline.
Why is this happening? Mainly due to weekend effects. Weekends are naturally a slow trading period, and liquidity is inherently weak, leading to a noticeable drop in market participation. What does the decline in turnover rate directly reflect? It indicates that trading activity is weakening, and market enthusiasm is decreasing.
This phenomenon is worth paying attention to — when on-chain turnover drops sharply, it often means market participants are waiting or observing, and short-term trading sentiment is relatively cold. For traders monitoring ETH on-chain dynamics, such data fluctuations are an important reference for judging market rhythm.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 01-09 02:10
The weekend is indeed cold, and ETH is also drooping along.
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RektButSmiling
· 01-07 02:57
The weekend is indeed like this, the hype has completely died down, and it seems like everyone is holding back.
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AirdropHustler
· 01-06 15:46
The weekend is indeed the golden period for slacking off. With ETH's turnover dropping so much, it seems that the big players are all on vacation.
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ChainBrain
· 01-06 14:56
Weekends are indeed the dead zone for trading, with ETH turnover plunging so much... waiting for the wind to come.
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DogeBachelor
· 01-06 14:55
Weekends are truly the devil; just looking at the data shows everyone is taking it easy.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 01-06 14:52
That's how weekends are—liquidity just disappears like sleeping, haha.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 01-06 14:41
The weekend is indeed a trading desert; the figure of 460,000 tokens looks a bit awkward.
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WalletsWatcher
· 01-06 14:32
The weekend is indeed dead water. Turnover dropped from 520,000 to 460,000. This pace clearly shows that no one is playing.
ETH On-Chain Data Observation | Liquidity Changes from January 4th-6th
The on-chain data over the past three days is quite interesting. Compared to the turnover situation at 8:00 AM on January 4th, the total on-chain turnover of ETH in the past 48 hours has decreased from 520,000 to 460,000 — a significant decline.
Why is this happening? Mainly due to weekend effects. Weekends are naturally a slow trading period, and liquidity is inherently weak, leading to a noticeable drop in market participation. What does the decline in turnover rate directly reflect? It indicates that trading activity is weakening, and market enthusiasm is decreasing.
This phenomenon is worth paying attention to — when on-chain turnover drops sharply, it often means market participants are waiting or observing, and short-term trading sentiment is relatively cold. For traders monitoring ETH on-chain dynamics, such data fluctuations are an important reference for judging market rhythm.