The post ETH Whales Rebuild as Outflows Trim Supply, Price Retests $4K appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum whales add 218K ETH, reversing mid-October sell-offs and signaling renewed confidence. Exchange outflows rise as investors move ETH to private wallets, hinting at long-term holding. ETH holds near $3,900 amid lower trading volumes, reflecting consolidation after strong October gains. Santiment shows wallets holding 100 to 10,000 ETH re-accumulated roughly 218,470 ETH over the past week. That buying offsets a slice of the ~1.36 million ETH these cohorts sold between October 5 and 16.  Whales Reverse Course and Add 218K ETH After Mid-October Selling The flip from distribution to accumulation restores part of the liquidity removed earlier in the month and sets a more constructive backdrop if demand persists. 🐳🦈 Ethereum whales and sharks holding between 100 to 10,000 $ETH are finally showing some signs of confidence. After -1.36M was dumped by this group between October 5th and 16th, they have added back close to 1/6th of it since. Positive sign for crypto’s #2 market cap. pic.twitter.com/tg1BWu60Lq — Santiment (@santimentfeed) October 24, 2025 The add-back equals about one-sixth of what was sold, a cadence often seen during range repair after sharp pullbacks. The shift lines up with steady staking participation and consistent dApp activity, factors that help anchor ETH fundamentals while price compresses. Related: Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH Tests Recovery as Liquidity Clusters Build Above $4,200 Exchange Outflows Point to Self-Custody and Longer Holds Additional data from CoinGlass gives further insight into investor behavior. The ETH Spot Inflow/Outflow chart recorded heightened movement throughout mid-October, with alternating waves of deposits and withdrawals reflecting a tug-of-war between short-term traders and accumulating investors.  Notably, outflow spikes, indicating transfers from exchanges to private wallets, have increased in recent weeks, aligning with Santiment’s findings on accumulation. Ethereum’s price trend has remained resilient through these shifts. The asset’s value climbed from under $2,000 in early 2025… The post ETH Whales Rebuild as Outflows Trim Supply, Price Retests $4K appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum whales add 218K ETH, reversing mid-October sell-offs and signaling renewed confidence. Exchange outflows rise as investors move ETH to private wallets, hinting at long-term holding. ETH holds near $3,900 amid lower trading volumes, reflecting consolidation after strong October gains. Santiment shows wallets holding 100 to 10,000 ETH re-accumulated roughly 218,470 ETH over the past week. That buying offsets a slice of the ~1.36 million ETH these cohorts sold between October 5 and 16.  Whales Reverse Course and Add 218K ETH After Mid-October Selling The flip from distribution to accumulation restores part of the liquidity removed earlier in the month and sets a more constructive backdrop if demand persists. 🐳🦈 Ethereum whales and sharks holding between 100 to 10,000 $ETH are finally showing some signs of confidence. After -1.36M was dumped by this group between October 5th and 16th, they have added back close to 1/6th of it since. Positive sign for crypto’s #2 market cap. pic.twitter.com/tg1BWu60Lq — Santiment (@santimentfeed) October 24, 2025 The add-back equals about one-sixth of what was sold, a cadence often seen during range repair after sharp pullbacks. The shift lines up with steady staking participation and consistent dApp activity, factors that help anchor ETH fundamentals while price compresses. Related: Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH Tests Recovery as Liquidity Clusters Build Above $4,200 Exchange Outflows Point to Self-Custody and Longer Holds Additional data from CoinGlass gives further insight into investor behavior. The ETH Spot Inflow/Outflow chart recorded heightened movement throughout mid-October, with alternating waves of deposits and withdrawals reflecting a tug-of-war between short-term traders and accumulating investors.  Notably, outflow spikes, indicating transfers from exchanges to private wallets, have increased in recent weeks, aligning with Santiment’s findings on accumulation. Ethereum’s price trend has remained resilient through these shifts. The asset’s value climbed from under $2,000 in early 2025…