According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa) on Twitter, a major Ethereum whale who previously suffered losses from leveraged long positions has successfully turned profitable. Between June 1 and June 5, the whale acquired 5,002 ETH on-chain at an average price of $2,580. Over the past 4 hours, this entire position was liquidated at $2,625.76 per ETH, netting a profit of $231,000 (source: Twitter, Ai 姨, June 10, 2025). This rapid exit and realized gain highlight increased short-term trading activity and liquidity in the ETH market, potentially impacting intraday volatility and signaling renewed confidence among large holders. Traders should closely monitor whale movements as such large-scale exits can influence ETH price action and set short-term support or resistance levels.

According to @EmberCN, a major Ethereum whale or institution executed a $32.4 million profit swing trade by selling 30,000 ETH through Wintermute OTC four days ago and buying back the same amount six hours ago. The initial sale on May 22 was at $2,621 per ETH, netting a $23.73 million profit, while the recent buyback used $75.39 million USDC. This highly strategic move signals continued large-scale trader confidence in ETH and has generated increased trading volume and volatility, which are critical indicators for short-term ETH price movements in the crypto market (Source: @EmberCN on Twitter, May 26, 2025).

According to @EmberCN on Twitter, a major Ethereum whale who lost $5.73 million on ETH at the end of February has recently turned the tables, profiting $4.71 million through a strategic swing trade. On April 9, the whale invested $6.8 million USDC to buy 4,677.6 ETH at $1,454.6 per coin. Four hours ago, the whale sold all ETH holdings at $2,459, converting them into $11.52 million USDC and securing a $4.71 million profit. This high-volume transaction showcases the effectiveness of precise entry and exit strategies in the volatile crypto market, highlighting significant opportunities for traders monitoring large wallet movements and on-chain data. (Source: @EmberCN on Twitter)