Big money's been quietly stacking ETH while the small fish panic-sold. Over the last three weeks, whales and sharks scooped up roughly 934,240 ETH—that's around $3.15 billion worth. Meanwhile, retail investors dumped about 1,041 ETH during the same window. The result? ETH climbed 8.5% and reclaimed the $3,400 level. Classic wealth transfer pattern playing out in real time.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 6h ago
It's this old trick again, retail investors exchange blood and tears for chips for big investors
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TestnetFreeloader
· 6h ago
It's the same every time, big households eat meat and drink soup... Is it going to bleed again?
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PerennialLeek
· 6h ago
Here we go again, the old routine of large investors to attract retail investors to cut meat, our leeks are really good at cooperating
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TxFailed
· 6h ago
ngl this wealth transfer thing hits different when you're the one getting transferred out of... learned this the hard way back in '21 tbh
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governance_ghost
· 6h ago
Retail investors have been cut again, this wave of operations is really amazing
Big money's been quietly stacking ETH while the small fish panic-sold. Over the last three weeks, whales and sharks scooped up roughly 934,240 ETH—that's around $3.15 billion worth. Meanwhile, retail investors dumped about 1,041 ETH during the same window. The result? ETH climbed 8.5% and reclaimed the $3,400 level. Classic wealth transfer pattern playing out in real time.