Millions in Ethereum (ETH) Floods OKX and Coinbase, Yet Analysts Anticipate Price Rebound

While analysts remain bullish on Ethereum's prospects, major crypto exchanges like OKX and Coinbase see massive 54,438 ETH influx

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