Ethereum's recent surge above $4,000 has sparked a significant move from Justin Sun, the founder of Tron.
On December 8th, Sun transferred almost 30,000 ETH, worth around $119.7 million, to the HTX exchange. This transaction follows a series of other moves, including a December 5th transfer of 20,000 ETH, totaling $76.3 million. These actions have left many wondering whether Sun is cashing in on Ethereum’s price hike or playing a longer game with his holdings.
Sun’s history with Ethereum dates back to earlier in the year when he accumulated over 392,000 ETH at an average price of $3,027. The recent rally, which briefly took Ethereum above $4,000, has allowed Sun to secure substantial profits.
However, despite these sell-offs, Sun continues to add more ETH to centralized exchanges, suggesting he might be positioning himself for a larger strategy rather than a simple exit.
The broader Ethereum market has faced some resistance around the $4,000 mark, and the coin has since settled back in the $3,700-$3,800 range. Analysts remain divided on whether this price action signals the end of the rally or if Ethereum could revisit its previous highs.
Regardless, Sun’s transactions have stirred up conversations on his long-term intentions, especially as Ethereum continues to see growing interest from institutional investors, particularly with the rise of Ethereum ETFs.
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