Recently, the Ethereum market has experienced significant fluctuation, with prices sharply falling in the morning, attracting traders' follow. Behind this drop, it turns out to be caused by an old wallet address that had been inactive for two years becoming active again.
According to on-chain data, this early participant holding a large amount of Ethereum suddenly transferred 501 ETH to the exchange, which immediately impacted market sentiment. It is worth noting that the Address still retains a considerable amount of assets, and market participants are concerned that there may be more sell-off actions in the future.
By reviewing the historical transaction records of this Address, we found that this is not an ordinary retail account. This Address has previously executed multiple large-scale staking and deposit operations, indicating that its holder is likely an experienced market participant. The current choice to partially reduce holdings may be a profit strategy regarding the current price range.
Analysts point out that if this Address continues to sell off on a large scale, the market may face an inevitable adjustment in the short term. Although the overall market atmosphere is currently leaning towards positivity, the actions of large capital holders often trigger a chain reaction in the cryptocurrency market.
For ordinary investors, closely following the subsequent moves of these large holders may be wiser than blindly chasing after price increases or selling off during declines. The market trend ultimately depends on the next actions of these "whale" players.
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Sanchao
· 16h ago
How long have you been playing with Bitcoin? Please share more with everyone so that we can also benefit a bit from the crypto world.
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NftCollectors
· 18h ago
Just like a Picasso at an auction, the master always knows when to make a move.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 18h ago
Any dumping is an ROI opportunity to layout the next cycle. From the computing power data, large investors reducing positions is just a temporary adjustment strategy.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 18h ago
Another day of Cut Loss, retail investors are always accompanied by zeroing out.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 18h ago
Hmph, the flow of funds reveals everything, this Large Investor is not simple...
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GasWhisperer
· 18h ago
mempool whispering... old wallets waking like ancient dragons
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MidnightGenesis
· 18h ago
The gas setting for this transaction is quite interesting... clearly not an ordinary Arbitrage bot.
Recently, the Ethereum market has experienced significant fluctuation, with prices sharply falling in the morning, attracting traders' follow. Behind this drop, it turns out to be caused by an old wallet address that had been inactive for two years becoming active again.
According to on-chain data, this early participant holding a large amount of Ethereum suddenly transferred 501 ETH to the exchange, which immediately impacted market sentiment. It is worth noting that the Address still retains a considerable amount of assets, and market participants are concerned that there may be more sell-off actions in the future.
By reviewing the historical transaction records of this Address, we found that this is not an ordinary retail account. This Address has previously executed multiple large-scale staking and deposit operations, indicating that its holder is likely an experienced market participant. The current choice to partially reduce holdings may be a profit strategy regarding the current price range.
Analysts point out that if this Address continues to sell off on a large scale, the market may face an inevitable adjustment in the short term. Although the overall market atmosphere is currently leaning towards positivity, the actions of large capital holders often trigger a chain reaction in the cryptocurrency market.
For ordinary investors, closely following the subsequent moves of these large holders may be wiser than blindly chasing after price increases or selling off during declines. The market trend ultimately depends on the next actions of these "whale" players.