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#以太坊大户持仓变化 On-chain storytelling again — this time it's ETH whales taking action.
Two hours ago, a professional trader withdrew 1,458 ETH from an exchange. This guy is definitely not playing around; he has accumulated a total of 2,597 ETH, which is roughly over 8 million RMB. His average purchase price is around $3,078.
Why should we pay attention to this? Frankly, someone willing to invest 8 million all at once for phased accumulation probably doesn't have retail-level thinking. Large funds like this usually have their own rhythm and logic, and they don't act randomly.
Currently, Ethereum is oscillating between 3060 and 3100, and he continues to buy around 3078. This is not a coincidence. From his perspective, this price range has already released enough risk, and the remaining space is mostly for upward imagination. Simply put, he's stockpiling at low levels.
Big players' actions may not always hit the mark, but market participants' behavior can indeed reflect some insights. When smart money repeatedly confirms that a certain price has no further downside, it itself is a sign of attitude — they are betting on a trend to come. This kind of left-side positioning has always been a precursor to major trend initiations.
Currently, market sentiment remains cautious, but on-chain data and whale movements often precede market sentiment. The key is whether the market can hold steady in the critical zone of 3050-3100 and then break through the resistance with volume. Markets often quietly start when least expected, so the most important thing now is to stay observant, avoid blindly following the crowd, but also not miss the signals.