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While Bitcoin has been experiencing some consolidation, Ethereum has emerged as a standout performer. Notably, Ethereum has displayed a pattern of sideways movement against the US dollar, coupled with a positive trend against Bitcoin, according to YouTuber Satoshi Stacker.

In a new video, he explained the movements of Bitcoin whales, Ethereum’s promising performance, and the interplay with traditional markets and how they all contribute to the overall narrative of the cryptocurrency sector and its nearing future.

According to him, several prominent Bitcoin whales are making transactions, involving billions of dollars. The intentions behind these moves have been a subject of speculation. However, recent analysis sheds light on the possible motives behind these whale activities.

One particular whale has attracted significant attention. Having been closely monitored since 2020, this whale recently transferred a substantial amount of Bitcoin to a fresh wallet. Intriguingly, a considerable portion of this whale’s Bitcoin has been sent into a specific wallet, totaling around 82,000 Bitcoin. This ongoing movement and reallocation of assets have piqued curiosity among cryptocurrency investors and traders

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A Bitcoin whale’s recent actions have raised questions about its profit-taking strategies. They have sold some Bitcoin, but a significant amount has been moved to a new wallet.

He also said that a falling wedge pattern has formed, suggesting a potential breakout in the near future for Ethereum. If this breakout materializes, Ethereum could test the upper boundary of the pattern.

Ethereum crypto whales are becoming more bullish again, as per on-chain data from Santiment. In the past week, their trading activity has almost doubled, following a lackluster performance in May. Specifically, between May 27 and June 2, the number of large Transactions involving ETH nearly doubled.