Extreme fear, index at 13. One is selling, one is buying.
An Ethereum Foundation-linked address has sold another 1,000 ETH. Since October 26, it has sold a total of 7,785 ETH at an average price of $2,100, with 10,000 ETH still on-chain. Their own people are running.
On the other side, “7 Siblings” bought $22 million worth when ETH dropped to $2,000 three days ago. Six hours ago, when it fell to $1,933, they spent another $18.87 million to buy 9,766 ETH. They’ve put a total of $40.88 million into this round at an average price of $1,988, buying more as it falls.
Who’s right and who’s wrong?
ETH liquidations totaled $172 million over the past 24 hours, with longs accounting for 70%. Machi Big Brother was more decisive: he cleared out his Hyperliquid account and walked away without looking back—on-chain data estimates his cumulative losses on the platform have reached $36.85 million.
Retail investors are cutting losses, the Foundation is unloading, and Machi is clearing out. Only “7 Siblings” is still picking up bloodied chips at the bottom.
**But honestly:** ETH is currently at $1,904, below the $1,933 price they bought at—so the whale is underwater too. Whales aren’t gods; they can just withstand the pressure, and they’re using borrowed leverage. If they can’t hold on, they’ll get wiped out too.
What you should really be watching isn’t these two addresses—it’s the ETFs: since November, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have seen $696 million in net outflows, with outflows on 7 of 8 trading days. The Foundation’s selling is only 1/87 of the ETF outflows.
Sentiment bottoming doesn’t mean price has bottomed. 1920 is Fibonacci support; if it breaks, watch 1832. $NVDAB $DOGE #英伟达正物色新CEO，谁会接替黄仁勋？
An Ethereum Foundation-linked address has sold another 1,000 ETH. Since October 26, it has sold a total of 7,785 ETH at an average price of $2,100, with 10,000 ETH still on-chain. Their own people are running.
On the other side, “7 Siblings” bought $22 million worth when ETH dropped to $2,000 three days ago. Six hours ago, when it fell to $1,933, they spent another $18.87 million to buy 9,766 ETH. They’ve put a total of $40.88 million into this round at an average price of $1,988, buying more as it falls.
Who’s right and who’s wrong?
ETH liquidations totaled $172 million over the past 24 hours, with longs accounting for 70%. Machi Big Brother was more decisive: he cleared out his Hyperliquid account and walked away without looking back—on-chain data estimates his cumulative losses on the platform have reached $36.85 million.
Retail investors are cutting losses, the Foundation is unloading, and Machi is clearing out. Only “7 Siblings” is still picking up bloodied chips at the bottom.
**But honestly:** ETH is currently at $1,904, below the $1,933 price they bought at—so the whale is underwater too. Whales aren’t gods; they can just withstand the pressure, and they’re using borrowed leverage. If they can’t hold on, they’ll get wiped out too.
What you should really be watching isn’t these two addresses—it’s the ETFs: since November, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have seen $696 million in net outflows, with outflows on 7 of 8 trading days. The Foundation’s selling is only 1/87 of the ETF outflows.
Sentiment bottoming doesn’t mean price has bottomed. 1920 is Fibonacci support; if it breaks, watch 1832. $NVDAB $DOGE #英伟达正物色新CEO，谁会接替黄仁勋？
