BTC “whale” sold 30,000 coins in a week, while an ETH whale bought 60,000: First trade around the 2680 level
Today there’s a capital flow shift in the market, and I think it’s more worth paying attention to than simply watching bullish or bearish price changes.
Over the past week, BTC whales reduced their holdings by about 30,000 coins.
But on the other side, ETH whales actually increased their holdings by about 60,000 ETH.
In other words, big money isn’t simply exiting Crypto—it’s re-positioning between different assets.
ETH is currently hovering around $2680.
My view is:
At this level, I’m willing to start with 25% of the planned position.
The first entry doesn’t need to be too heavy, because tonight we have the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) macro variable, and volatility could suddenly expand at any time.
Next, I’ll handle it like this:
If ETH reclaims and holds above 2720–2740, and after the breakout it can stabilize, I’ll add another 25% of the planned position.
My first target is 2800–2830.
Once it reaches there, I’ll take profit on part of the position rather than exiting completely.
If it continues breaking out above 2830 with increasing volume, I’ll then assess the remaining position at 2880–2920.
If ETH doesn’t push up directly, but instead pulls back to 2620–2640 first—and as long as there isn’t a clear breakdown with a big increase in volume—I’ll consider completing the second entry there.
The point that would truly make me wrong is around 2580.
If there’s an effective breakdown below it and the price can’t reclaim afterward on a retest, then this plan is out.
So this isn’t just a one-line “I’m bullish on ETH.”
My plan is already laid out:
Participate near 2680 → consider adding on the breakout at 2720–2740 → start taking profit in batches above 2800 → if 2580 breaks, admit the mistake.
Today also has the Non-Farm Payrolls variable, so I want to see more:
After the data comes out, will those big funds that bought 60,000 ETH recently continue to stand on the buy side.
$ETH
Today there’s a capital flow shift in the market, and I think it’s more worth paying attention to than simply watching bullish or bearish price changes.
Over the past week, BTC whales reduced their holdings by about 30,000 coins.
But on the other side, ETH whales actually increased their holdings by about 60,000 ETH.
In other words, big money isn’t simply exiting Crypto—it’s re-positioning between different assets.
ETH is currently hovering around $2680.
My view is:
At this level, I’m willing to start with 25% of the planned position.
The first entry doesn’t need to be too heavy, because tonight we have the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) macro variable, and volatility could suddenly expand at any time.
Next, I’ll handle it like this:
If ETH reclaims and holds above 2720–2740, and after the breakout it can stabilize, I’ll add another 25% of the planned position.
My first target is 2800–2830.
Once it reaches there, I’ll take profit on part of the position rather than exiting completely.
If it continues breaking out above 2830 with increasing volume, I’ll then assess the remaining position at 2880–2920.
If ETH doesn’t push up directly, but instead pulls back to 2620–2640 first—and as long as there isn’t a clear breakdown with a big increase in volume—I’ll consider completing the second entry there.
The point that would truly make me wrong is around 2580.
If there’s an effective breakdown below it and the price can’t reclaim afterward on a retest, then this plan is out.
So this isn’t just a one-line “I’m bullish on ETH.”
My plan is already laid out:
Participate near 2680 → consider adding on the breakout at 2720–2740 → start taking profit in batches above 2800 → if 2580 breaks, admit the mistake.
Today also has the Non-Farm Payrolls variable, so I want to see more:
After the data comes out, will those big funds that bought 60,000 ETH recently continue to stand on the buy side.
$ETH