2025-12-20 13:23:47

Major institutional move in the ETH market just surfaced. BlackRock offloaded approximately $75.9 million worth of Ethereum yesterday, marking a significant shift in their holdings. This kind of large-scale transaction from major players often signals broader market sentiment and can influence short-term price dynamics. The move underscores ongoing volatility in institutional crypto positioning as market conditions continue evolving.

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NFTragedy

· 5h ago

BlackRock is dumping $75.9 million in ETH, it seems institutions are starting to panic. --- But speaking of which, such large orders dumping is normal operation, right? --- Wait, what does BlackRock reducing position signify... It feels like the market is about to change. --- $75.9 million can shake the market? Institutions really have deep pockets. --- Is this the same old story? It's normal for institutions to enter and exit, no need to overinterpret.

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RektHunter

· 12-20 13:43

Black Rock's selling pressure is so fierce, could they have sniffed out something? BR's move this time is really exciting, with holdings shrinking so much, think about it Here we go again, institutions love to play this set of tactics to create anxiety Selling off $75.9 million, luckily I didn't hold a heavy position in ETH Wait, are their reduced holdings actually a bottom signal? Institutions offloading, retail investors taking the bait, classic routine When did Black Rock become a barometer for Ethereum?

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BackrowObserver

· 12-20 13:36

Black Rock has started dumping again. These institutions are like this—they eat their fill and then run.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 12-20 13:32

Blackstone selling means the market will really crash? Let's just sit back and watch the show as retail investors.

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