Looking at this round of Ethereum's rally, it doesn't seem simple behind the scenes. There's a saying that a major institution is doing a rescue—think about it, this big holder is simultaneously holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. Just these three assets account for a position of over 700 million USD. When such large orders move, the entire market can feel it.
From the data, such a large-scale capital bottom-fishing or adding positions in the short term could indeed push prices upward. Especially during periods of weak market sentiment, the entry of large funds often acts as a trigger for a rebound. However, this is just speculation; the actual logic behind it depends on how the subsequent trend unfolds.
Currently, whether Ethereum can stabilize this rebound depends mainly on whether these large funds are adding to their positions or offloading. If it's truly a rescue bottom-fishing, there might still be room for short-term growth. If it's just quick in-and-out hedging, then the rebound could end after a wave.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
15 Likes
Reward
15
6
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
RugResistant
· 9h ago
whoa hold up, $700m in positions across three assets? that's literally a textbook pump setup waiting to get analyzed. dyor but the timing here is sus af... either real desperation or calculated exit strategy. need to track the wallet movements closer before anyone fomo's in ngl
Reply0
SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 9h ago
A position of 700 million USD moving, how exciting is that? We're all feeling the ripple effects.
View OriginalReply0
DefiOldTrickster
· 9h ago
Ha, moving a position of 700 million USD makes the market shake three times, this is the power of big players.
Going all-in on three coins at once, with this kind of guts, I have to bow to him.
Quick in and out? Wake up, this guy is probably really trapped, otherwise who would be so miserable?
Watch the follow-up, only if the rebound can stabilize is it true skill. Anything said now is just talking.
Back in the day, I was fooled by such big funds, almost wiped out. Now I see this routine is so old-fashioned.
At this point, bottom fishing, either you're an old fairy or a rat. Let's gamble a bit, everyone.
Institutional self-rescue? I smell a sense of despair in the bear market.
The key is to see if they are offloading. If it's a real bottom, I’ll go all-in; if it's quick hedging, I’ll hide.
View OriginalReply0
DeFiAlchemist
· 9h ago
*adjusts alchemical instruments* 700m across three chains? that's literally the philosopher's stone of liquidation risk lmao
Reply0
OldLeekConfession
· 9h ago
A 700 million position moves, and the market trembles. This guy really can't afford to play.
View OriginalReply0
MEVSandwichVictim
· 9h ago
A position of 700 million USD moves, and us retail investors have to sway along—it's a bit frustrating.
Looking at this round of Ethereum's rally, it doesn't seem simple behind the scenes. There's a saying that a major institution is doing a rescue—think about it, this big holder is simultaneously holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. Just these three assets account for a position of over 700 million USD. When such large orders move, the entire market can feel it.
From the data, such a large-scale capital bottom-fishing or adding positions in the short term could indeed push prices upward. Especially during periods of weak market sentiment, the entry of large funds often acts as a trigger for a rebound. However, this is just speculation; the actual logic behind it depends on how the subsequent trend unfolds.
Currently, whether Ethereum can stabilize this rebound depends mainly on whether these large funds are adding to their positions or offloading. If it's truly a rescue bottom-fishing, there might still be room for short-term growth. If it's just quick in-and-out hedging, then the rebound could end after a wave.