He added, "BlackRock ETH spot ETF holdings increased 124% over the past three months.” Lastly, Ju highlighted growing whale accumulation: addresses holding 10,000 to 100,000 ETH have increased their balances by 24% over the past year, with the current price "nearing the cost basis of accumulating addresses.” However, Ju admitted he was "surprised” by what he sees as an overwhelmingly bearish mood on Crypto Twitter.“Wow, CT [Crypto Twitter] sentiment on ETH is extremely bearish.
Related Reading: Ethereum Price Could Still Reclaim $4,000 Based On This Bullish Divergence He specifically cited reports of the US President and family purchasing "hundreds of millions of dollars worth of ETH,” the CEO of BlackRock’s endorsement of tokenization (and BlackRock’s own tokenized USD experiment on Ethereum), and Bybit’s need to buy large quantities of ETH to cover its hack—potentially fueling more demand.
Time To Go Bullish On Ethereum Sharing his "bullish thoughts on ETH” via X, Ki Young Ju argued there has been "no significant sell pressure” despite the recent Bybit hack, pointing out that both on-chain and market data remain neutral.
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