Ethereum Eyes 25% Rally as Top ETH Whales Return to ‘Profitable State’
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Ethereum’s native token, Ether (ETH), may rise by around 25% in the coming months as its richest whale group becomes profitable for the first time since early February. Key takeaways: ETH gained 25% in three months and 50% in six months on average after top whales returned to profit in past cycles. Ether could rally above $2,750 by June if the on-chain whale metric signal plays out. Whale metric signals ETH is bottoming already The unrealized profit ratio of wallets holding more than 100,000 ETH has flipped back above zero, according to data resource CryptoQuant. In other words, this whale cohort is no longer sitting on aggregate paper losses. ETH whales unrealized profit ratio (100K+). Source: CryptoQuant In the past, similar transitions to a “profitable state marked the starting point of an uptrend,” said on-chain analyst CW. ETH delivered nearly 25% returns on average three months after the whale ratio flipped to positive. Similarly, its price gained roughly 50% after six months and 300% after a year into the signal. The price behavior suggests that once top ETH whales return to aggregate profit, they face less pressure to sell defensively. At the same time, the shift can strengthen broader market confidence by signaling renewed conviction among the richest ETH holders. ETH may head toward the $2,750 area by June and to over $3,200 by September if the historical post-signal pattern holds. Related: Early Ethereum whale rebuilds stack with $19.5M in ETH buys Still, the whale ratio metric is not flawless. In 2018, for instance, ETH dropped 17.5% in the month after a similar flip and eventually tumbled nearly 70%. Onchain data caps Ether’s upside at $2,640 Another on-chain signal is reinforcing Ethereum’s recovery case. Glassnode data shows ETH rebounding from its lowest MVRV deviation band (blue), a setup similar to Q2 2022…
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