- Ethereum transactions above $1M rose from 1,202 to 7,113, while whales accumulated over 320,000 ETH worth $864M.
- More than 13.3M ETH previously traded between $2,722 and $2,822, creating a major resistance zone for ETH.
- ETH trades near $2,648 after rejecting $2,700, with $2,600 as immediate support and 2,500-2,550 below.
Whale Transactions Jump Nearly 500%
Notably, the increase coincided with accumulation among large holders. Whales added more than 320,000 ETH, valued at approximately $864 million at current prices.
This accumulation comes as Ethereum trades below a major resistance zone identified by the analyst. Ali Charts placed that supply wall between $2,722 and $2,822, where more than 13.3 million ETH previously changed hands.
$2,822 Resistance Remains a Major Barrier
Beyond this range, Ali Charts highlighted resistance near $2,970 and $3,366. The analyst described these levels as comparatively smaller hurdles, while emphasizing the importance of breaking through the existing supply wall.
Meanwhile, Ethereum’s four-hour chart shows a pullback after its recent recovery. ETH rose from around 2,380–2,400 on September 16, reaching approximately 2,750–2,780 on September 21–22.
ETH Pullback Tests $2,600 Support

Momentum indicators show some weakness. The RSI is at 40.25, below its moving average of 49.21, while remaining above the oversold threshold of 30. The MACD line is at -5.82, compared with a -6.43 signal line, and its histogram reads +0.60.
