#以太坊大户持仓变化 On-chain is telling stories again — this time it's the ETH whales making moves.

Two hours ago, a professional-level trader withdrew 1458 Ethereum from an exchange. This guy isn't playing around — he's accumulated a total of 2597 ETH, worth roughly 8 million yuan. His average entry price is $3078.

Why pay attention to this? Frankly, anyone willing to deploy 8 million yuan at once for staged accumulation can't possibly be thinking like a retail trader. This type of large capital typically has its own rhythm and logic, and won't act recklessly.

Ethereum is currently oscillating between $3060 and $3100, and he's continuing to buy around $3078. This isn't a coincidence. From his perspective, this price zone has already released sufficient downside risk, with the remainder being mostly upside potential. Simply put, he's accumulating at the bottom.

Whale operations aren't always perfect, but the actions of market participants do reflect certain things. When smart money repeatedly confirms that a price has no room to continue falling, that in itself is an attitude — they're betting that there will be a move ahead. This left-side positioning characteristic has historically been a precursor to major trend launches.

Currently, market sentiment remains cautious, but on-chain data and whale movements typically lead market sentiment. The key is whether they can hold steady in the 3050-3100 critical zone, then break above resistance on volume. Markets usually start quietly when nobody believes in them, so what matters most right now is maintaining observation, not blindly following trends, but also not missing signals.