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#数字资产市场动态 Whale whales have been rebalancing their portfolios on a large scale for two consecutive days, this time shifting from $BTC to $ETH.
According to on-chain data monitoring, this institutional investor just converted Bitcoin into Ethereum the day before yesterday, and yesterday they made another move—using cross-chain tools like THORChain to directly sell 404 BTC, equivalent to $38.84 million, and simultaneously buy 11,533 ETH.
What's even more interesting is that the combined scale of these two days' actions is quite significant. A total of 686.1 BTC (worth $65.17 million) was fully converted into 19,631 ETH by this major holder. Calculated, the average cost of the ETH acquired is approximately $3,302.
From the data, this is not a casual operation. Large funds have a clear attitude in both markets—optimism about Ethereum's recent performance. Market observers are paying close attention, as such large portfolio adjustments often reflect institutional market sentiment.
Looking at the data, it's clear that 686 BTC have been fully converted to ETH. This isn't just casual trading; it's the big players guiding us. The average price layout at $3302 tells me this is a signal of the high ground.
Many people are still debating technical versus fundamental analysis, but the overall trend is already clear. Don't miss this opportunity—if you don't get on board during this correction, you'll regret it next month.