Finance & Crypto

Longest Ether dip since 2022 ignored by whales: What's next for ETH?

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Ether experienced its longest dip since 2022, but large investors (whales) have not significantly sold off their holdings; shrinking whale order sizes and a $2 billion short position near $2,000 suggest tightening liquidity for ETH, indicating potential volatility ahead for content creators to monitor.

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