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Ethereum Market Update: Whale Activity, ETF Inflows, and Price Dynamics

Ethereum pared some of its gains due to profit-booking. It hit a low of $3,098 and is currently trading around $3,405.

Increased Whale Activity

This week, there has been a big increase in activity from large investors (whales) in Ethereum. Over 15,000 ETH were taken out of Binance, and 47,534 ETH moved between anonymous wallets, worth around $215 million. Since mid-November, these whales have bought over $5.7 billion worth of ETH, showing they are more confident about its price now. This buying trend comes after a time when they were selling a lot before. Overall, it's a sign that big investors are more positive about Ethereum.

Impressive ETF Inflows

In December 2024, Ethereum ETFs have seen impressive inflows, totaling $2.63 billion by December 26. On that day alone, $117.2 million flowed into these ETFs, mainly from the Fidelity Ethereum Trust, which contributed about $83 million. This marked the third day in a row of positive inflows, with over $301 million in total during that time. Earlier in the month, from December 1 to December 20, Ethereum ETFs had already gained around $1.8 billion in inflows. The increase is fueled by strong investor interest and a favorable regulatory environment. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs have experienced significant outflows, showing that investors are leaning more towards Ethereum. Overall, the interest in Ethereum ETFs reflects a positive outlook as we move into 2025.

Price Resistance and Support Levels

Bullish momentum may be achievable if Ethereum maintains prices above $3,000, with key near-term resistance at $4,100 and potential targets of $4,500 or even $5,000. Conversely, support levels around $3,000 and $2,770 may signal bearish momentum if breached.

Trading Strategies

Traders may consider buying on dips around $3,200, with a stop-loss set around $3,000 and target prices of either $4,093 or $4,865.

 

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