Ethereum Whales Quietly Bought $350 Million This Week. Here’s Why
Ethereum’s price barely moved. Down less than 1% over 24 hours. Most retail traders ignored it. Meanwhile, crypto whales silently accumulated $350 million worth of ETH. Plus, one
Ethereum’s price barely moved. Down less than 1% over 24 hours. Most retail traders ignored it. Meanwhile, crypto whales silently accumulated $350 million worth of ETH. Plus, one
Bitcoin price just flashed two signs it hasn’t shown in months. Neither guarantees a rally. But together? They might mark the first real shift toward momentum as 2026 approaches.
Year-end usually sees big wallets cash out and sit tight. Lower liquidity, profit-taking pressure, and holiday downtime make December the month when smart money steps aside.
The crypto market is frozen in place. TOTAL sits at $2.94 trillion, barely moving for 24 hours. Bitcoin is up a meager 0.2%, Ethereum is flat, and BNB gained less than 1%.
A draft Bitcoin Improvement Proposal is dividing the community. Some call it necessary spam cleanup. Others call it outright confiscation.
Over 40% of all Ethereum now sits underwater. That’s not a temporary dip. It’s a sustained loss position affecting millions of holders.
Bitcoin dominated financial headlines for years. Now a different metal is stealing the spotlight. Copper prices smashed records in 2025, climbing past $12,000 per ton for the
December brought fear to crypto markets. Prices dropped. Sentiment tanked. Most investors ran for the exits. But whales did something different. They quietly accumulated three
Ethereum refuses to budge from the $3,000 mark. Two weeks of sideways trading tell only part of the story. Recent institutional buys from BitMine and Trend Research look
Pi Coin just dodged a breakdown. Barely. The price sits 20% lower than three months ago. That downtrend hasn’t reversed. Yet something changed in the past week that stopped what