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ETH Whales Cash Out $21.5B via OTC on Sept 18 — Could Lack of CEX Flow Trigger a Major ETH Price Pullback?

ETH

ETH/USDT

$1,877.99
-1.99%
24h Volume

$7,852,639,030.12

24h H/L

$1,930.84 / $1,867.96

Change: $62.88 (3.37%)

Long/Short
67.8%
Long: 67.8%Short: 32.2%
Funding Rate

-0.0005%

Shorts pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
Ethereum
Ethereum
Daily

$1,878.48

0.28%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$2,040.49
Resistance 2$1,944.35
Resistance 1$1,885.04
Price$1,878.48
Support 1$1,850.22
Support 2$1,786.61
Support 3$1,722.34
Pivot (PP):$1,890.90
Trend:Sideways
RSI (14):50.5

On-chain analyst Murphy’s report highlights the holding patterns of three ETH whale cohorts — Group A (1k–10k ETH), Group B (10k–100k ETH) and Group C (100k+ ETH) — as key drivers of market liquidity. Historical on-chain metrics show concentrated profit-taking by these whales has coincided with notable price retracements, with single-day cash-outs surpassing the $1 billion mark in March, June and December 2024. On September 18, Group A realized about $1.5 billion, and combined A/B/C outflows were approximately $21.5 billion. These funds were not observed flowing into centralized exchange (CEX) addresses, which could indicate over-the-counter (OTC) settlement, though on-chain routing remains inconclusive. The ultimate effect on ETH depends on market-makers’ ability to absorb off-exchange supply; inadequate absorption increases selling pressure.

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