A significant ethereum sell-off just hit the market: 728 ETH worth $2,443,021.86 liquidated at $3,344.04 per coin (Jan 26, 17:59 UTC). This kind of whale activity often signals shifting market sentiment—whether it's profit-taking after a run-up or repositioning ahead of major moves. For traders watching the $ETH/$USDT pair, these large block trades can act as resistance or support depending on follow-through volume.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 19h ago
The big whale is dumping again, with 728 ETH suddenly disappearing. This pace is a bit rapid.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 19h ago
728 ETH dumped, where does this whale get so many chips?
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TradFiRefugee
· 19h ago
728 ETH dropped suddenly, this pace is a bit rapid... Are the big players really selling off or intentionally crashing the market to test?
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LiquidityHunter
· 19h ago
728 ETH pouring out, the $3344 level is interesting, need to keep an eye on whether the subsequent trading volume can keep up.
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SmartContractWorker
· 19h ago
Whales are bottoming out or dumping, this wave of 728 coins speaks for itself
A significant ethereum sell-off just hit the market: 728 ETH worth $2,443,021.86 liquidated at $3,344.04 per coin (Jan 26, 17:59 UTC). This kind of whale activity often signals shifting market sentiment—whether it's profit-taking after a run-up or repositioning ahead of major moves. For traders watching the $ETH/$USDT pair, these large block trades can act as resistance or support depending on follow-through volume.