2026-01-11 19:21:12

Whales are already securing the key support level in Ethereum. If the recovery starts from here, it would be an extremely positive signal for ETH.

The interesting part: major operators are moving capital from Bitcoin to Ethereum. The shift in position is clear. They apparently bet that Ethereum will outperform Bitcoin from this level. A move worth monitoring in the coming days.

ETH7,36%

BTC4,69%

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-11 19:48

It's so obvious that whales are supporting the market; if it weren't for institutions quietly accumulating, I wouldn't believe it.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-11 19:47

It should be noted that this "whale support" narrative was already debunked by the community in 2017. Can on-chain data truly prove intent? I remain skeptical. --- Obviously, a classic mistake has been made here—equating fund flows with market signals. The white paper never mentioned such things. --- Listen to me, everyone: the so-called "large traders turning to ETH," based on my historical research, this argument comes up every bull market, and yet? It still gets bloodied and washed out. --- Laughs. It's the same "support level support" leek logic. Technically speaking, price rebound ≠ fundamental improvement, don’t confuse the two. --- Based on on-chain data analysis, this conclusion has at least two obvious flaws: first, the sample period is insufficient; second, it confuses correlation with causation. --- Interesting, but can ETH really outperform BTC? Let's go back to Satoshi's original thinking—this prophecy is a bit too naive. --- Something's off. Whale repositioning has always been a trap to induce short positions; I've seen this too many times. --- Based on the following arguments, I want to point out that this analysis ignores the true state of macro liquidity. Think deeply about it, everyone.

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