I put close to none of last night's $ETH drop on the EIP-7702 detail. Binance named it a week ago, and ETH rallied afterwards. Per CoinDesk, the selloff tracked the AI and chip crash, with Nvidia down 9.3%. Fed hike odds actually fell, so it wasn't rates either. The overlooked part is the attacker's unsold ETH. Elliptic counts about $1.37 billion across 857 wallets, mostly parked. That's slow pressure on ETH/BTC, not one night's move. Fair counter: ETH did fall harder than SOL and XRP. Those wallets swapping in size would change my mind. When the Nasdaq is flat, do you watch ETH/BTC to tell the two apart? just my read, nfa