#以太坊大户持仓变化 On-chain, there's another story brewing—this time, major ETH holders are making moves.

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

Why pay attention? Simple: anyone willing to drop 8 million in one go for staged accumulation isn't thinking like a retail trader. Large capital players like this typically have their own rhythm and logic—they don't act on impulse.

Ethereum is currently oscillating between $3060-$3100, and he's still consistently buying around $3078. That's no coincidence. From his perspective, this price zone has already absorbed enough risk, leaving mostly upside potential. In other words, he's stocking up at the lows.

Whale moves aren't always perfect, but market participants' actions do reveal something meaningful. When smart money repeatedly confirms that a price has exhausted downside space, that itself is a statement—they're betting that momentum is coming. This left-side positioning pattern has historically been a harbinger of major trend launches.

Current market sentiment remains cautious, but on-chain data and whale activity typically move ahead of market sentiment. The key is whether we can hold steady in the $3050-$3100 critical zone and then break through resistance above with volume. Markets typically ignite when they're least expected, so right now the most important thing is to stay vigilant—don't blindly follow the crowd, but don't miss the signal either.