According to CoinMeta, Joao Wedson indicates that Bitcoin and Ethereum exhibit opposite trends in terms of exchange reserves. The exchange reserves of Bitcoin are on the rise, which means that more BTC are held in exchanges, potentially increasing the available liquidity for sellers. In contrast, Ethereum shows the opposite trend; the exchange reserves of ETH continue to decline, indicating that more tokens are being withdrawn from exchanges and are moving towards self-custody, staking, or long-term holding. These distinctly different supply dynamics of these two major assets deserve close attention.