Bitcoin holders are considered more long-term investors compared to Ethereum buyers, as BTC is hoarded more than ETH, which is used actively as network fuel. Ethereum’s smart contract platform behavior reflects its utility-driven nature, with long-term holders being more willing to part with coins.

Ethereum powers various crypto applications, requiring ETH for gas fees. Despite ETF approvals, ETH functions less as a store-of-value asset compared to BTC due to its active use on the network. One out of every four ETH is locked in native staking and ETFs.

Ethereum’s price is around $3,208, a 4.5% decrease in the past week, having recently reached an all-time high in August at $4,946. Bitcoin is trading at $95,992, dropping by nearly 6% in the last week, with an all-time high of $126,088 in October.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Ethereum Holders Are More Willing Than Bitcoin Investors to Part With Coins: Glassnode