ETH Breaks Through 1900 USDT

ETH short-term surge of 1.30%: On-chain large transfers and concentrated liquidity drive price breakthrough of resistance

On March 3, 2026, from 16:00 to 16:15 (UTC), ETH achieved a short-term profit of +1.30%, with the price fluctuating between 1965.11 and 2001.75 USDT, a volatility of 1.86%. Market attention significantly increased, minute-level trading volume surged, volatility intensified, and short-term capital was actively chasing gains. The main drivers of this anomaly were large inflows of on-chain funds and whale activities. Ceffu's hot wallet transferred a large amount of 15,000 ETH to a major exchange on the same day, whales recharged USDC margins, and large on-chain transfers were active, driving flow.

ETH Breaks Through 2000 USDT

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ETH 15-minute decline of 1.25%: leveraged liquidation and on-chain fund outflows jointly drive short-term selling pressure

From 14:30 to 14:45 on March 3, 2026 (UTC), ETH experienced a rapid decline, with a return of -1.25% within 15 minutes. The price fluctuated between 1934.86 and 1977.42 USDT, with an amplitude of 2.17%. Short-term volatility increased significantly, market attention surged, and trading volume expanded noticeably compared to the previous period. The main driver of this anomaly was the concentrated liquidation of leveraged positions, as some high-leverage longs were forced to close after breaking below key support levels, resulting in a short-term release of selling pressure. On-chain data shows that large