#比特币与黄金战争 Whale movement! 154,000 $ETH transfers flooding the network. Is this time really going to crash the market?
On-chain monitoring just detected a large transaction—BitMine transferred out 154,000 ETH, roughly valued at $450 million USD. Once the news broke, the market immediately exploded: is this a capitulation or is there some other plan?
The more painful data is right there—the unrealized losses on held positions have soared to $3.5 billion USD. Would big institutions have to bow if not for this?
But then, a surprising turn of events.
Cross-referencing multi-chain data and market information points to a possibility: this transfer’s destination is very likely a staking contract, not an exchange for selling. In other words, BitMine might be adjusting its holdings—shifting from simple holding to a long-term strategy of earning yields through staking. Even the institution that has been bullish on Ethereum seems to be locking in long-term gains with this move, rather than liquidating.
So, is this panic selling or a smart accumulation strategy? Market sentiment was indeed uncertain earlier, but more on-chain evidence and reports are leaning toward the latter.
Conclusion: the whale hasn't run away, just changed its posture. But before making any judgments, it’s recommended to DYOR and verify through multiple official and on-chain sources. Market signals are always complex; staying cautious is never outdated.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 9h ago
I think I'll wait and see for now; there are too many plot twists like this.
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RektRecorder
· 9h ago
Here we go again with this routine, really fake but also true. I bet five dollars that in the next hour there will be another twist.
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tokenomics_truther
· 9h ago
Coming back with this again? I've seen through it long ago. The staking story is too perfect. As long as there's no dump, they just keep pushing for staking. Do you really believe that?
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 9h ago
Oh no, it's the same old trick. Every time there's a large transfer, I have to guess for a long time.
It's either staking or cutting losses, acting like it's real.
BitMine's move this time is indeed flashy, but I'm more concerned about whether they'll dump again later.
My goodness, the loss numbers are too terrifying. If it were me, I would have already run away.
Wait, staking contract? Then this guy is definitely playing a long-term game.
A floating loss of 3.5 billion, and still holding. No one else has this mindset.
I don't believe it, I'll just watch. Anyway, I don't have much principal invested in the bottom-fishing.
Maybe this time they didn't dump the market, but next time, it's hard to say.
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ApyWhisperer
· 10h ago
Oh wow, it's the same old trick again. Luckily, I wasn't scared into selling off.
Really? A staking contract? Then it's definitely safe.
With a 3.5 billion loss on the table, this move is truly impressive.
Staking to earn interest—smart people play it this way.
DYOR (Do Your Own Research) is the real key. Don't follow the crowd and copy blindly.
#比特币与黄金战争 Whale movement! 154,000 $ETH transfers flooding the network. Is this time really going to crash the market?
On-chain monitoring just detected a large transaction—BitMine transferred out 154,000 ETH, roughly valued at $450 million USD. Once the news broke, the market immediately exploded: is this a capitulation or is there some other plan?
The more painful data is right there—the unrealized losses on held positions have soared to $3.5 billion USD. Would big institutions have to bow if not for this?
But then, a surprising turn of events.
Cross-referencing multi-chain data and market information points to a possibility: this transfer’s destination is very likely a staking contract, not an exchange for selling. In other words, BitMine might be adjusting its holdings—shifting from simple holding to a long-term strategy of earning yields through staking. Even the institution that has been bullish on Ethereum seems to be locking in long-term gains with this move, rather than liquidating.
So, is this panic selling or a smart accumulation strategy? Market sentiment was indeed uncertain earlier, but more on-chain evidence and reports are leaning toward the latter.
Conclusion: the whale hasn't run away, just changed its posture. But before making any judgments, it’s recommended to DYOR and verify through multiple official and on-chain sources. Market signals are always complex; staying cautious is never outdated.