Brothers, something terrible has happened! 🤯



An ancient whale that has held $ETH ‌ for eight years has cleared out the last 20k $ETH,

with cumulative profit of $27.53 million (+88%)!

After an eight-year marathon, the exit is perfectly timed—sold at an average price of $1,561, with costs of only $829. This may be a signal worth pondering.

Next, look at the chart: $BTC ‌ is currently quoted at $59,999, up slightly by 0.85% over the past 24 hours,

still trading in a tight range near the $60k level. The Bollinger Band midline is at $59,899, the upper band at $60,671, and the lower band at $59,127—the price is sticking close to the midline, so the direction is unclear. RSI(6) is only 46.8, showing clearly insufficient bullish momentum.

On the $ETH side, pressure is even higher: the quote is $1,581, with a 24h high of $1,594 and a low of $1,510. The Bollinger Band is opening downward—$1,569 on the midline has turned into resistance, and the lower band is at $1,538. RSI(6) has fallen from 63.88 to 47.55, meaning clear pressure in the short term.

What’s interesting is that the well-known trader “Maji Brother” is actually continuing to add to his ETH long position. He currently holds about $1.768 million, with an average price of $1,567, profit/loss +18.89%, but his liquidation price is only $1,542—less than $40 away from the liquidation line! He even sold BAYC NFTs to top up margin 🌚

On the other side, asset management giant 21Shares released a report saying that Bitcoin is expected to rebound to $100k by year-end, and the current trend still matches the post-halving cycle pattern. Short-term competition is fierce, but the long-term logic seems unchanged.

Remember: The whale cashed out after eight years of profit, while Maji is still struggling with high leverage—same market, different outcomes. Fear the cycle; staying alive matters most.

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