Ethereum Breaks Past $2K
At the time of writing, ETH was trading at $2,054, up 7% in the last seven days, data from CoinMarketCap shows.Source:Despite the lingering uncertainty, cryptocurrency aficionados exude optimism, envisioning forthcoming profits as certain investors, driven by impatience, eagerly await the unfolding market dynamics. Cryptocurrency on-chain data analysis firm Lookonchain unveils a spectacle of whale activity amidst the surge in Ethereum prices. The report highlights notable transactions, with one whale raking in a staggering $154 million profit, while another faces a substantial loss of $183 million.
Bullish or Bearish on ? Did SmartMoneys and Whales buy or sell over the past week? 1/🧵 Here is a thread. — Lookonchain (@lookonchain)Within the thread, Lookonchain zoomed its lens on the whale using the “0xee47” address, showcasing a remarkable uptick in their Ethereum holdings by 3,200 ETH, equivalent to an impressive $6.7 million. The buildup signifies a significant advancement subsequent to the whale’s debut venture into ETH buys on July 5, 2022. Currently, their portfolio consists of a significant amount of 183,740 ETH, which is estimated to be worth nearly $388 million. This indicates an unrealized profit of approximately $155 million.
ETHUSD trading at $2,010 today. Chart:
ETH Price Gets Boost From Spot ETF Filing
Last week, the price of Ethereum experienced a significant increase, surpassing the $2,000 mark. This spike was attributed to the confirmation by BlackRock, a prominent investment management company, regarding their intentions to introduce an Ethereum Spot Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF). This confirmation was made through a filing with the NASDAQ. According to on-chain data, a group of financially astute institutional investors engaged in significant purchases of Ether over the weekend, amounting to millions of dollars. This activity is likely a response to a positive news event that has generated optimism in the market. The latest on-chain data supported the positive outlook for ETH. In particular whale transactions valued over a million dollars surged to their highest levels in seven months, as shown in the chart above. Also, it was clear that the number of exchange names had grown. This supported earlier claims that whales were moving their hoards to make money.(This site’s content should not be construed as investment advice. Investing involves risk. When you invest, your capital is subject to risk).
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