BTC $79,390.25 -0.53%
ETH $2,497.82 +0.12%
BNB $744.89 -0.89%
XRP $1.40 -0.94%
SOL $105.17 -1.36%
TRX $0.3353 +0.06%
DOGE $0.0909 +1.57%
ADA $0.2220 +1.35%
BCH $260.12 +0.62%
LINK $13.19 +7.10%
HYPE $87.60 -2.01%
AAVE $133.38 -1.48%
SUI $0.8264 +3.52%
XLM $0.1923 +3.39%
ZEC $1,184.54 +0.22%
BTC $79,390.25 -0.53%
ETH $2,497.82 +0.12%
BNB $744.89 -0.89%
XRP $1.40 -0.94%
SOL $105.17 -1.36%
TRX $0.3353 +0.06%
DOGE $0.0909 +1.57%
ADA $0.2220 +1.35%
BCH $260.12 +0.62%
LINK $13.19 +7.10%
HYPE $87.60 -2.01%
AAVE $133.38 -1.48%
SUI $0.8264 +3.52%
XLM $0.1923 +3.39%
ZEC $1,184.54 +0.22%

Data: Institutions or re-entering the Ethereum market, focusing on low volatility accumulation zones

2025-11-10 16:36:53

According to market news, the average order size indicator for Ethereum spot trading shows that when the market recently dropped to $3,200, whale activity (green clusters) briefly surged. This pattern has historically appeared at local bottoms and early accumulation phases.

Analysis indicates that large market participants may be re-establishing positions in the discounted range, while retail traders remain cautious. Historical cycles show that the transition from whale accumulation to retail selling typically marks a trend reversal or a compression phase before a significant rise. If this behavior continues, and the $3,000 to $3,400 area can serve as structural support, Ethereum may enter a low-volatility accumulation range, building momentum for a potential bull market peak at $4,500 to $4,800.

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