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Today, I noticed a noteworthy on-chain movement.
An old player from the BTC era transferred 100,000 ETH from an ancient address to an exchange in a single transaction, with a market value approaching $300 million. Such a large-scale operation is unlikely to be a casual transfer.
**Market Interpretation**
In terms of timing, this transfer occurred around Christmas, during a period of relatively low market liquidity. For top-tier whales like this, choosing a less liquid period usually indicates an intention to quickly cash out without overly impacting the price — a relatively rational exit strategy.
Large funds reducing their positions at a high point send a signal that should not be simply interpreted as "manipulation," but rather as genuine profit-taking. For short-term ETH sentiment, this is clearly a bearish factor. When whales start to exit, it often triggers follow-on selling pressure, accelerating the existing downtrend.
**Technical Analysis**
Looking at the 4-hour chart, multiple technical warning signals have already appeared. Comparing the current price fluctuations with the analysis framework from this morning, the overall rhythm aligns with expectations. This large on-chain movement combined with technical signals increases the short-term probability of a bearish trend.
For holders, this is a risk alert that deserves serious attention.