Key Takeaways:
- Ethereum whale group “7 Siblings” sold $88.2M worth of ETH in 15 hours, contributing to short-term profit-taking pressure near $4,600.
- Ethereum ETFs saw record $1.01B net inflows, while institutional players plan multi-billion dollar ETH acquisitions.
- Analysts project ETH could reach $5,376-$8,656 if Bitcoin hits $150K, based on historical market cap ratios.
The Ethereum whale collective “7 Siblings” sold $88.2 million worth of Ether (19,461 ETH) in just 15 hours at an average price of $4,532, according to Lookonchain.
The group still holds about 1.21 million ETH valued at $5.6 billion.
The mysterious group "7 Siblings" with 1.21M $ETH($5.6B) is selling $ETH!
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) August 13, 2025
Over the past 15 hours, 7 Siblings has sold 19,461 $ETH($88.2M) at an average price of $4,532.
Earlier this year, they bought 103,543 $ETH($229.7M) at $2,219 between Feb 3–Apr 7.https://t.co/zbJlsNo6NA pic.twitter.com/ddvsXueVsH
Between February 3 and April 7, they accumulated 103,543 ETH for $229.7 million at an average of $2,219, including a major April purchase at $1,700.
Using multiple wallets, they’ve also deposited ETH into Aave v3.
Ethereum faces selling pressure from short-term holders, with Glassnode reporting $553 million in daily realized profits, despite prices near $4,600 and a 43% monthly gain.
The Ethereum Foundation also sold 2,795 ETH ($12.7M), leaving it with just 99.9 ETH and 11.6M DAI.
While profit-taking continues, some remain bullish.
Arthur Hayes recently repurchased ETH, and analysts project prices could hit $5,376–$8,656 if Bitcoin reaches $150,000.
Ethereum ETFs saw a record $1.01B inflow on Monday, and BitMine Immersion Technologies announced plans to raise $20B for ETH acquisitions, underscoring ongoing institutional interest.