Crypto ETFs remained under pressure on Thursday, with bitcoin and ether 
posting another round of outflows. Solana offered a rare bright spot, while 
XRP activity stayed flat. Solana Bucks Trend as Bitcoin, Ether ETFs See Fresh 
Outflows The mood around crypto ETFs remains cautious. Another day, another 
round of outflows, and this time the selling […]

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Ethereum is trading around the $2,150 level as volatility persists across the 
broader cryptocurrency market, reflecting a phase of uncertainty following 
recent price swings. While the asset has managed to stabilize near current 
levels, momentum remains fragile, with traders closely monitoring whether 
demand can sustain a recovery or if further downside pressure will emerge. 
Related Reading: Ethereum Enters High-Leverage Regime As Binance Exposure 
Crosses 75% Beyond price action, on-chain data is offering a more precise view 
of market structure. According to CryptoQuant analyst Arab Chain, the Ethereum 
Exchange Inflow (Top10) metric on Binance provides valuable insight into whale 
behavior by tracking transfers from the largest wallets to the exchange. The 
latest data shows that Ethereum was trading near $2,137, maintaining relative 
stability compared to prior periods of heightened volatility. However, inflows 
from the top 10 wallets reached approximately 135,573 ETH, a level that 
remains significantly below previous peaks that exceeded one million ETH. This 
decline is notable. It suggests a reduction in large-scale transfer activity, 
indicating that whales are currently less active in moving assets to 
exchanges. In this context, the data points to a more cautious stance among 
large investors, potentially reflecting lower selling pressure but also a lack 
of aggressive repositioning in the current market environment. Whale Inflows 
Trend Lower as Selling Pressure Moderates The report further refines this view 
by examining the structure of whale inflows through moving averages, which 
provide a clearer temporal context for current activity. The EMA (7) stands at 
approximately 140,265 ETH, while the EMA (14) is slightly higher at 140,853 
ETH. Expanding the horizon, the EMA (30) rises to around 151,694 ETH, followed 
by the EMA (50) at 158,203 ETH, and the EMA (100) at approximately 159,307 
ETH. This upward gradient across longer-term averages is structurally 
meaningful. It indicates that historical inflows were significantly higher, 
confirming a persistent decline in whale deposit activity over time. In 
practical terms, large holders were transferring more ETH to exchanges in 
prior phases, while current behavior reflects a more restrained approach. 
Importantly, the latest inflow level—around 135,000 ETH—sits below most of 
these averages. This positioning suggests that immediate selling pressure is 
relatively subdued, as fewer large-scale deposits are reaching exchanges 
compared to previous periods. Such conditions are typically associated with 
reduced distribution intensity. However, the convergence between the short- 
term averages, particularly EMA 7 and EMA 14, points to near-term 
stabilization in flows. At the same time, elevated EMA 50 and EMA 100 levels 
indicate that the market is still normalizing after earlier waves of heavy 
selling, rather than entering a fully neutral phase. Related Reading: Solana 
Structure Fractures: Accumulation In Spot Clashes With Derivatives Selling 
Pressure Ethereum Struggles Below Key Moving Averages as Recovery Attempts 
Stall Ethereum is currently trading around the $2,150 level, attempting to 
stabilize after a sharp decline that accelerated in early February. The chart 
shows a clear breakdown from the $3,000–$3,300 range, followed by a cascade 
lower that briefly pushed the price below the $2,000 mark before buyers 
stepped in. From a structural perspective, ETH remains in a downtrend across 
multiple timeframes. Price is still trading below the 50-day, 100-day, and 
200-day moving averages, all of which are sloping downward. This alignment 
confirms that broader market momentum remains bearish, with rallies likely 
facing resistance at these dynamic levels. Related Reading: XRP Liquidations 
Accelerate After $1.50 Breakout: Short Squeeze Unfolds The recent bounce from 
sub-$2,000 levels suggests short-term relief, but the recovery lacks strong 
continuation. The rejection near the short-term moving average indicates that 
buyers are not yet strong enough to reclaim higher levels decisively. Volume 
analysis supports this view, with the largest spikes occurring during the 
sell-off phase, pointing to capitulation rather than accumulation. In the near 
term, the $2,100–$2,200 range acts as a pivot zone. A sustained move above 
this area could open the door for a test of $2,400. However, failure to hold 
current levels would likely expose ETH to another retest of the recent lows, 
keeping downside risks elevated. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from 
TradingView.com

Ethereum Exchange Inflows Signal Shift: Whales Reduce Selling Pressure

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