The battle on Ethereum is heating up.

On one side, whales seem to be reducing their exposure. On the other side, accumulation addresses have added 2.5 million ETH throughout February. Meanwhile, over $2 million short positions are stacked around the $2,000 zone — a potential area for a major liquidation event.

Long or short? Here's my perspective:

If the price can reclaim and hold strongly above $2,000, a short squeeze potential is very high. Buying pressure could force a massive short covering and trigger a quick spike. However, if it fails to break and volume weakens, this area could become a strong resistance with a risk of sharp rejection.

Near $1,800, this is a psychological zone and medium-term demand area. If the accumulator is truly aggressive, this zone could serve as a reversal foundation. But if selling pressure continues and $1,600 is broken, a liquidation flush scenario could lead to extreme volatility.

My personal strategy:

• Short-term bias: reactive around $2,000, wait for breakout or rejection confirmation.
• Critical area: $1,800 as a pivot.
• Risk management: always set tight stop-loss below support structures, avoid going all-in in high-volatility zones.

Now it's your turn.
Are the bulls ready to push the $2B short? Or do the bears still hold the control?