Decoding Ethereum’s 157mln dormant whale move after 9 years
Ethereum Decoding Ethereums 157mln dormant whale move after 9 years Ethereum whale activity increased sharply during the recent market retracement, with dormant holders returning to the network. According to Arkham, a whale that acquired 69,400 Ethereum [ETH] during the 2015 ICO became active again after nine years. The wallet moved 69,878 ETH, worth nearly $157 million, across three newly created addresses. Source: Arkham The transfer may point to two possible scenarios. First, the whale may have relocated assets for security reasons following recent dormant wallet exploits previously reported by AMBCrypto. Second, the movement could signal preparations for future selling activity through smaller wallet distributions. Did the whale transfer affect ETH? Despite the attention around the transfer, the movement itself appeared neutral for Ethereums market structure. The tokens had not entered exchanges at press time, meaning circulating sell-side pressure had not increased yet. At the same time, broader exchange activity still pointed toward accumulation. Source: CryptoQuant Exchange Netflow turned negative and dropped to -11.9k, reflecting rising outflows from trading platforms. Negative Exchange Netflow usually indicates that buyers moved assets off exchanges and into private wallets. That shift suggested some market participants still accumulated ETH despite recent weakness. Why does Ethereum still look weak? Even with rising accumulation, Ethereums broader structure remained fragile. AMBCrypto observed that downside momentum









