The crypto market is currently facing a bearish trend, causing Ethereum (ETH) to struggle. Reports from Whale Alert show that Ethereum whales are moving large volumes of ETH to centralized exchanges, potentially indicating that they are exiting their positions. This could have negative implications for ETH's price as it suggests that these investors may be looking to sell their coins. Already, ETH has seen a decline in its prices and if there is not enough demand to absorb this new supply, its price could fall further.
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Ethereum Whales Move Millions to Centralized Exchanges, Putting Pressure on ETH Price
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Cointime June 1st News Express
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