According to @MilkRoadDaily, ETH ETFs recorded $1 billion in inflows for the first time ever, equal to roughly 238,000 ETH, while only 2,500 ETH was issued over the same period, indicating a supply squeeze (@MilkRoadDaily). Based on the figures provided by @MilkRoadDaily, ETF absorption exceeded new issuance by approximately 235,500 ETH during the period, underscoring a tightening float that @MilkRoadDaily characterizes as a supply squeeze (@MilkRoadDaily).

According to @QCompounding, investors should hold positions for years, not months, to let strong businesses compound returns (source: @QCompounding, Aug 11, 2025). For crypto, multi-year positioning aligns with Bitcoin’s programmed halving every 210,000 blocks, roughly four years, which systematically reduces new BTC issuance over time (source: Bitcoin.org Developer Guide). On-chain analytics classify coins dormant for more than 155 days as long-term holder supply, highlighting a market-accepted horizon beyond months that informs accumulation and distribution analysis (source: Glassnode Help Center). Ethereum’s EIP-1559 burns a portion of transaction fees and the 2022 Merge lowered ETH issuance, making longer holding horizons relevant for ETH supply dynamics (source: Ethereum Foundation blog).