A whale account recently made a significant adjustment to its holdings strategy. For the first time in four years, it shifted its Ethereum position to Bitcoin, just completing a sale of 4013 ETH within the last five minutes, exchanging for 138.04 WBTC, with a single transaction value of approximately $12.59 million. The average price of WBTC was $91,117.55.



Since yesterday, this giant whale has cleared a total of 18,159.4 ETH and simultaneously built a position of 631.78 WBTC. The total scale of this conversion operation reached up to $56.8 million. This large-scale reallocation from Ethereum to Bitcoin reflects a reassessment by institutions or seasoned players of their future market allocation strategies. Whether for hedging risks or optimistic about Bitcoin's medium-term performance, such million-dollar-level position changes have always been market indicators.
ETH-4.15%
BTC-2.68%
WBTC-2.73%
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 01-04 13:50
The whales are starting to abandon their positions... The four-year relationship with ETH is gone in an instant. I've seen this kind of move too many times. It's time to reallocate capital efficiency.
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GmGnSleepervip
· 01-04 13:46
Whales are dumping ETH to buy BTC, for the first time in four years... This pace is a bit rapid. Are they truly bearish on Ethereum or is BTC about to take off?
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 01-04 13:39
Whales are liquidating ETH so aggressively, it's the first time in four years... How bearish does that look?
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