Ethereum traded at $3,033 with neutral momentum as whale cohorts showed divergent behavior. Wallets holding 1,000–10,000 ETH continued distribution while U.S. investors quietly accumulated since December 1st, according to the Coinbase Premium Index. Exchange deposits dropped sharply from 106,100 addresses on November 30 to approximately 5,197, signaling reduced selling pressure.

Bitcoin trades near $92,536 after rebounding from $82,000, with miner reserves climbing to 1.8 million BTC between November 26 and December 5. On-chain data shows reduced selling pressure from mining operations. The asset faces resistance between $93,000 and $95,000, where a significant concentration of sell orders has formed.

Ethereum has experienced three consecutive days of short position liquidations as whale investors deploy significant capital into the market. Notable transactions include a $10 million DAI purchase and a $29 million position by Machi Big Brother. Spot market participants have injected approximately $47 million into ETH purchases, indicating renewed confidence following an extended period below $3,200.

Bitcoin has maintained the $90,000 level for four consecutive days following a sharp decline. Two major supply clusters between $93,000–$96,000 and $103,000–$108,000 present significant resistance zones that could determine the asset's next directional move, according to Glassnode data.

TURBO rose 35% in 24 hours, breaking through a descending resistance channel. Trading volume surged from $1.7 billion to $8.7 billion, while technical indicators formed a golden cross pattern signaling strengthening momentum. The token closed near $0.002498 and faces resistance levels at $0.003160 and $0.004521.

Bitcoin recovered to $90,000 after falling to its lowest level since April on November 20. Open Interest contracted from $45 billion to $28 billion as leveraged positions were cleared. U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $151 million in net inflows starting November 21, following a $3.09 billion outflow period, according to CoinGlass data.

Kaspa (KAS) saw open interest rise 42% to $66.92 million within 24 hours, driven by leveraged long positions with a positive funding rate of 0.0035%. However, active addresses fell 97.72% from 513,110 on November 11 to 11,770, while on-chain data showed distribution patterns and reduced network engagement. Despite $1.3 million in selling pressure over 48 hours, 54.84 million addresses maintained non-zero balances, suggesting stability in holder base even as momentum indicators weakened.

Long-term Bitcoin holders have sold approximately 1.4 million BTC since March 2024, valued at roughly $121.17 billion, according to Alphractal data. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs accumulated around $78.05 billion worth of BTC during the same period. Corporate treasury holdings across 134 entities now total 1.686 million BTC worth approximately $145 billion.

Bitcoin rose 2.5% to $86,129 after a sharp decline. Analyst Joao Wedson says the drop stemmed from an unprecedented imbalance where long contracts vastly outnumbered shorts, creating excessive bullish leverage that destabilized the market. Current positioning shows approximately 71,000 BTC in long contracts versus 27,900 BTC in shorts.