Ethereum whales are returning to the market with conviction, deploying fresh capital and leverage just as ETH tests a critical technical zone. The activity mattersEthereum whales are returning to the market with conviction, deploying fresh capital and leverage just as ETH tests a critical technical zone. The activity matters
Ethereum Whales Step Back In as Large Bets Build Near Key Resistance
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Ethereum whales are returning to the market with conviction, deploying fresh capital and leverage just as ETH tests a critical technical zone. The activity matters because it combines spot accumulation with rising derivatives exposure, a mix that often precedes sharp volatility. On-chain data shows large wallets withdrawing more than $12.5 million in ETH, signaling intent […]
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