The cryptocurrency sector is experiencing notable changes in whale behavior as significant investors modify their tactics in response to increased market turbulence. A well-known "100% Win Rate Whale," previously recognized for consistently successful trades, has offloaded a large share of its long positions in
Bitget reports that the "100% Win Rate Whale" trimmed 9,000 ETH and
In contrast, the "7 Siblings" whale, known for capitalizing on market downturns, has resurfaced as a major ETH buyer. As per
Looking at the broader market, the outlook remains mixed. Recent ETH price swings have been significant, with support at $3,250 and resistance near $3,600, according to LiveBitcoinNews. The Ethereum Foundation is preparing for the Fusaka upgrade on December 3, 2025, which aims to improve scalability and data handling—potentially bringing more stability, the same report adds. Furthermore, StakeWise’s recovery of $20.7 million in assets lost in the
Despite these events, market caution remains. The difficulties faced by the "100% Win Rate Whale" have highlighted the dangers of excessive leverage. For example, one whale using 40x leverage on
The divergent actions of these whales illustrate the split in investor attitudes: some are focused on protecting their capital, while others are seizing the chance to buy undervalued assets. The 7 Siblings’ recent purchases reflect optimism about Ethereum’s long-term prospects, especially with upcoming network improvements. On the other hand, the "100% Win Rate Whale’s" sell-off highlights the difficulties of managing short-term price swings.
As the market reacts to these developments, analysts are closely monitoring how whale movements will shape overall price direction. With ETH trading near key support and the Ethereum network on the verge of upgrades, the coming weeks may reveal whether this period presents a buying window or signals further declines ahead.