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Famous trader Arthur Hayes made a major move in his ETH position. Last week, he sent a total of 1,871 Ethereum worth (5.53 million to the exchange. Among these, 682 ETH, valued at $2 million, was a single transfer.
It appears that Hayes implemented an interesting buying strategy simultaneously with this sale move. The altcoins chosen to replace the sold ETH are quite prominent: 1.22 million ENA tokens worth )257 thousand, nearly 137,000 PENDLE worth (259 thousand, and over 132,000 ETHFI worth )93 thousand were purchased.
Such movements indicate that currency managers continue to reduce their ETH positions due to liquidity needs or portfolio rebalancing. It also signals increasing institutional interest in tokens like ENA, PENDLE, and ETHFI.
ENA, PENDLE, ETHFI... I haven't heard of these three. Are they just worthless coins again?
Retail investors blindly follow big players, it's really just giving away tokens.
Arthur, is this wave of skepticism towards ETH or just purely heavily invested in altcoins? It feels a bit suspicious.
Large sell-offs, institutions start hyping new coins—same old tricks.
But on the other hand, his move to buy those altcoins is quite interesting. Are projects like ENA and PENDLE really worth following?
It seems like big players have been rebalancing their portfolios lately. Is it hinting at something...