$ETH
Buying as it dips while selling at the same time—quite an interesting picture.
ETFs saw $365 million flow out over the week, with $193 million leaving in just the last two days. Institutions really have no patience.
On-chain, a whale scooped up 8,773 coins at $2,245, worth $19.7 million.
This guy bought the dip at $1,626 back in June. He now holds 23,097 coins at an average price of $1,909, sitting on a decent unrealized profit—and still adding.
There’s also a new wallet that withdrew 9,777 coins from Binance over the week, worth $22.5 million.
The current price is $2,234, with an intraday low of $2,225—already inside the $2,210–$2,230 entry zone I mentioned last time.
The whale’s buying range almost exactly overlaps with the zone I mapped out. I’ll admit, that’s a good sign, but it doesn’t make this a sure thing.
ETFs are still bleeding, and BTC is still hovering around $75,000, so a straight run to $2,300 won’t be easy.
My plan hasn’t changed:
Entry zone: $2,210–$2,230. Scale in; don’t chase.
Stop-loss: $2,180. If it breaks, take the loss.
First target: $2,300, then $2,400.
If the daily candle closes below $2,180 or BTC falls below $75,000, this trade is off.
Don’t get carried away with your position size—30% max. Weekend volume is thin, and volatility can hit anytime.
Personal analysis, not investment advice.
#Ethereum
Buying as it dips while selling at the same time—quite an interesting picture.
ETFs saw $365 million flow out over the week, with $193 million leaving in just the last two days. Institutions really have no patience.
On-chain, a whale scooped up 8,773 coins at $2,245, worth $19.7 million.
This guy bought the dip at $1,626 back in June. He now holds 23,097 coins at an average price of $1,909, sitting on a decent unrealized profit—and still adding.
There’s also a new wallet that withdrew 9,777 coins from Binance over the week, worth $22.5 million.
The current price is $2,234, with an intraday low of $2,225—already inside the $2,210–$2,230 entry zone I mentioned last time.
The whale’s buying range almost exactly overlaps with the zone I mapped out. I’ll admit, that’s a good sign, but it doesn’t make this a sure thing.
ETFs are still bleeding, and BTC is still hovering around $75,000, so a straight run to $2,300 won’t be easy.
My plan hasn’t changed:
Entry zone: $2,210–$2,230. Scale in; don’t chase.
Stop-loss: $2,180. If it breaks, take the loss.
First target: $2,300, then $2,400.
If the daily candle closes below $2,180 or BTC falls below $75,000, this trade is off.
Don’t get carried away with your position size—30% max. Weekend volume is thin, and volatility can hit anytime.
Personal analysis, not investment advice.
#Ethereum
