پیش بینی قیمت اتریوم: 1.39 میلیون اتریوم از قراردادهای DeFi خارج شده اند

What is documented: the DeFi contracts on the Ethereum blockchain held 19.44 million ETH on Sunday afternoon, against 20.83 million on October 26. That is 1.39 million ETH less, a drop of 6.7 percent, and at today's price of $2,267 it corresponds to $3.16 billion. Our assessment follows further below: this is the first genuine outflow since late September, and it changes the starting position for the coming weeks more than the price level itself does. What separates this from the headlines of recent days is the unit of measurement. Anyone who measures the value of these deposits in dollars has seen a decline of $9.13 billion since the beginning of October, from $53.25 billion to $44.12 billion. Most of that was never an outflow at all, but the falling ETH price. Where the price can go over a horizon of months is put in context by our Ethereum price prediction. For the next few weeks a different question counts, and it reads: how much ETH is actually still sitting in these contracts? DeFi stands for decentralised finance applications. These are programs on the blockchain where investors deposit their coins into a contract and receive interest, a share of fees or a tradable substitute token in return. The more ETH is locked there, the less is available for sale at short notice. 1.39 million ETH less: how the outflow from the DeFi contracts unfolded For this article we recalculated 35 days from scratch, not in dollars but in ETH. The basis is the daily deposit values for the Ethereum blockchain at DefiLlama together with the daily closing prices for Ether. Dividing one by the other gives the quantity of ETH that sat in the contracts on each individual day. cryptoticker.io compiled this analysis itself on November 1, 2026, across 35 calendar days. First an inflow, then the break The result contradicts the first impression. Between September 28 and October 26 the deposited quantity rose from 19.84 to 20.83 million ETH, an increase of 0.99 million coins or 5.0 percent. Over the same period the price fell from $2,688 to $2,327, a decline of 13.4 percent. Anyone reading the dollar figure during those four weeks saw a shrinking market. Measured in ETH, capital was flowing in. On October 28 that flipped. In a single day the deposited quantity fell from 20.79 to 19.63 million ETH, a decline of 1.16 million coins. Since then the figure has oscillated between 19.22 and 19.56 million and stands at 19.44 million today. The price has barely moved this week; it sits 2.9 percent below where it was seven days ago.