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Recently, the Ethereum (ETH) market has seen some noteworthy movements. In addition to some public institutional investors like SBET making large purchases, and the capital inflow brought by ETFs, what is even more concerning is the hidden mysterious funds in the market.
The operations of these dark line funds have created a unique pattern in the price movement of Ethereum. Observing the market, it can be found that when the price of Ethereum gradually rises from 3100 dollars to 3200, 3300, 3500, 3600, and 3700 dollars, until it breaks the 4000 dollar barrier, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) remains relatively stable at around 118000 dollars.
This unusual price trend has sparked speculation in the market. There are rumors that Ethereum is undergoing a change in ownership, and the current market performance seems to confirm this claim. As the price of Ether continues to rise, even breaking through $4600 at one point, more and more investors are beginning to follow the potential large capital operations behind this.
The reasons behind this price trend are worth exploring in depth. Are there large institutions secretly positioning themselves? Or are there other factors driving the strong rise of Ethereum? Regardless, this unique market phenomenon undoubtedly provides cryptocurrency investors with a new perspective while also reminding us to closely follow market movements and view price fluctuations rationally.
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