Ethereum Whales Buy the Dip, Eyes on $1,900
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ETH whales log second-largest accumulation inflow this cycle as traders call weekend chop near $2,000 before a potential $1,900 dip next week. Ethereum is sitting near the $2,000 mark. Whales are not waiting. On-chain data shows large holders ramping up ETH purchases at a rate unseen since the current decline began, even as short-term traders brace for a slow weekend. According to CW8900 on X, the largest accumulation since the decline started is now taking place. The inflow of ETH into accumulation addresses is rising fast. On March 26, 466,500 ETH flowed into accumulation addresses. CW8900 described it as the second-largest volume inflow of this entire cycle. “Whales are further increasing their accumulation of $ETH,” the account posted. That level of conviction from large holders does not show up often. Second-Largest Cycle Inflow Raises Eyebrows The numbers are hard to ignore. Nearly half a million ETH moved into accumulation wallets in a single day. That kind of move points to deliberate positioning. Not panic buying. Not retail noise. These lines up with a broader pattern. Ethereum whale net buying volume has been outpacing Bitcoin in recent weeks, a signal that large capital is shifting attention toward ETH during this correction. The current dip, it seems, is being treated as an entry window by those with the deepest pockets. Still, the price has not responded yet. ETH continues to hover near $2,000. That tension between aggressive buying and flat price action is exactly what traders are watching right now. Weekend Looks Boring Before Next Week Bites Traders are not expecting fireworks this weekend. Columbus0x on X put it plainly. “Weekend probably just chops around here,” the account wrote, noting that price has been sitting near the $2,000 level exactly as predicted. The range-bound action is likely to hold through Saturday and…
Filed under: News - @ March 28, 2026 7:30 pm