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Ethereum Liquidity Expands Through Stablecoin Growth and Staking

Rising on-chain utility, euro stablecoin issuance, and record staking participation have boosted Ethereum liquidity relative to Bitcoin.

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Ethereum is drawing liquidity from both trading activity and underlying on-chain utility, including decentralized finance, tokenized assets, and staking. Total staked ETH reached a new all-time high of 42.95 million tokens, reflecting ongoing user commitment to locking collateral on the network.

Stablecoin issuance on Ethereum has also expanded, notably among non-dollar assets. Euro-pegged stablecoins minted on the blockchain grew 347.3% over three years to reach $848.1 million, accounting for 69.4% of the global supply across all chains. In addition, stablecoins on the Robinhood Chain surpassed $1 billion, further reflecting demand for on-chain liquidity.

This growth in network participation comes as Bitcoin contends with sluggish spot demand and declining exchange reserves. While the broader stablecoin market capitalization struggled to hold above $310 billion, the divergence in operational activity positions Ethereum to capture a larger share of market attention entering the fourth quarter.

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