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Ethereum Plunged To

Is Ethereum Facing a Massive Sell-off? Institutions Sell $35M ETH

Ethereum plunged to $2,100, a 15% drop, in a rapid sell-off triggered by institutional trades. Major assets like Bitcoin and Solana also fell, leading to $830 million

In recent weeks, blockchain analysts on the lookout for large crypto movements spotted several institutions moving ETH out of their tagged wallets, likely to sell.

Many People Believe That The

Institutional investors, including BlackRock and Fidelity, have contributed to this trend by continuing to sell ETH spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs). However, according

Many people believe that the continuous growth of liquidity staking derivatives (LSD) poses a serious threat to the Ethereum network. However, the researchers' analysis

In recent weeks, blockchain analysts on the lookout for large crypto movements spotted several institutions moving ETH out of their tagged wallets, likely to sell.

According To Lookonchain

Hedge Funds Bet Big on Ethereum’s Decline - CoinMarketCap

According to lookonchain, Amber Group and Cumberland are the institutions that dumped Ethereum. Data shows that Amber Group moved 6,443 ETH worth $17.62 million

Institutions Break Up With Ethereum But Keep ETH On The Hook

Institutions Are Accumulating Eth

Why Ethereum's Price Plummeted to $2,100 in 15 Minutes Flat

Ethereum - Institutional sell-offs hit ETH hard, but why are spot

Institutions are accumulating ETH, with Cumberland withdrawing 62,381 ETH and BlackRock holding 1.35M ETH worth $3.71B. Ethereum’s exchange netflow dropped

Ethereum 34% Attack Becomes Increasingly Unlikely Due to High

Institutions are accumulating Ethereum in a new wave, ETH up 0.3%

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Since November

Institutions break up with Ethereum but keep ETH on the hook

Since November 2025, short positions on Ethereum have exploded by 500 %, a level never reached before. Hedge funds, these seasoned institutional investors, are betting massively on