Recently, the trend of Ethereum (ETH) has been worth paying attention to. According to data tracking, a certain institution currently holds nearly 630,000 ETH, with a market value of approximately $1.94 billion, and an average cost basis around $3,105.



From the current market situation, ETH has already fallen to this important cost line. This price level is a key point for many institutional investors — it serves as both a stop-loss line and a potential support level.

Looking at the overall performance of the holdings, the situation is somewhat differentiated. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Binance Coin are mostly maintaining floating profits, and their holdings are relatively stable. However, due to recent adjustments, Ethereum's floating profit space has been significantly compressed. As for tokens like WLFI, some have already cut losses, while others are fluctuating repeatedly.

Overall, the market is still searching for a new balance point. The cost line is often not the end but a place where participants reassess risk and reward.
ETH-0.94%
BTC0.05%
LTC-3.66%
BNB0.86%
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NullWhisperervip
· 3h ago
technically speaking, $3105 is just a number on a chart until actual liquidation pressure kicks in. interesting edge case here — institutions holding that much eth means one bad day could cascade into something messier. ngl, the "support level" framing feels optimistic given how these things usually play out
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AirdropHuntervip
· 3h ago
The 3105 level really can't hold anymore; institutions need to start buying the dip.
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AirdropAutomatonvip
· 3h ago
Is that line 3105 really going to break... feels a bit uncertain --- By the way, BTC and LTC are still floating profits, but ETH is just so weak --- The institution's recent accumulation costs seem quite rational, but the pressure is indeed high now --- Every time they say the cost line is support, but it still keeps drilling down, it's exhausting --- Those small coins like WLFI are directly cut off... I just want to know who is bottom-fishing --- Wow, a market cap of 1.94 billion is pressing down here, how uncomfortable must institutions be --- Wait, does this mean ETH might rebound? Or continue to be slaughtered? --- It's more dangerous when it reaches the cost line, if the market sentiment doesn't improve, it will still break
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ChainSpyvip
· 4h ago
Damn, are we about to break below the cost line again? Can we hold this time?
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AirdropSkepticvip
· 4h ago
It's another battle to defend the cost line. Can ETH hold up this time? Institutions have already defended up to 3105. Either a rebound or a liquidation... BTC is holding steady, still in floating profit. Why is ETH performing so poorly? If this wave really breaks below, is there support afterward? It feels like it's about to fall through. Mainstream coins are resisting the decline, while altcoins are piling up for liquidation... Standard script. Wait, what if these institutions dump the market? The market might not be able to find balance after all.
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