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Ethereum Whales in Buying Spree as Bulls Attempt 2500 Push

A surge in buying activity among Ethereum's largest holders, also known as "whales," has sparked optimism among bulls that the cryptocurrency may be on the verge of a significant price increase.

According to data from Etherscan, a platform that tracks Ethereum transactions, the top 100 Ethereum holders have been accumulating large amounts of the cryptocurrency over the past week. This buying spree has seen the total amount of Ethereum held by these whales increase by over 10% in just seven days.

The sudden increase in buying activity has led many to speculate that the whales are preparing to drive the price of Ethereum upwards, potentially towards the $2,500 mark. This level has been a key area of resistance for the cryptocurrency in recent months, and a push above it could signal a major turning point for the market.

"We're seeing a lot of buying activity among the top holders, and that's usually a sign that the market is getting ready to turn," said one market analyst. "If these whales can keep up the buying momentum, we could see Ethereum make a big move upwards in the coming days."

The surge in buying activity among the whales has been accompanied by a decline in selling pressure, with the number of Ethereum transferred out of exchanges decreasing sharply over the past week. This has led some to speculate that the market may be nearing a turning point, with the bulls poised to take control.

"Ethereum has been stuck in a range for months, but the buying activity among the whales suggests that the market is getting ready to break out," said another market analyst. "If the price can get above $2,200, we could see a big move upwards, potentially all the way to $2,500."

Despite the optimism among bulls, some market observers are cautioning that the market remains highly volatile and that any move upwards will need to be accompanied by a significant increase in buying pressure.

"It's great to see the whales buying, but we need to see more buying activity at the retail level before we can say that the market is really turning," said a third market analyst. "Until then, we'll need to be cautious and watch for any signs of selling pressure that could derail the rally."