On September 28, 2025, Whale Watch kicked out a new trade by one of the leading lipid traders. Traders added 20,000 worth of ETH at a price of 4,013.60. This has resulted in accumulative long exposures of 1,204 million. They have an average input price of 3,924.34.
Position: $12.04M is settled at $3,445.58
The submissions are approximately 3,068 ETH. The liquidation level is $3,445.58. This is about 12.2% below the average entry price. It also shows leverage of probably 5 to 10 times. Trade could close violently as ETH approaches that point.
TradingView showed that ETH was trading for around $4,006 at the time of trading. Support is attracting attention at $3,762. Resistance can range between $5,000 and $5,250. The forecast assumes that ETH will reach $5,250 in October 2025 and will remain strong in the event of sales pressure or fall to around 4,144.
High lipids build momentum in the derivatives market
High lipids are layer-1 blockchains optimized to support a lasting future. We offer high and low-cost transactions. By 2025, the Crypto Derivatives Market is trading over $120 billion every day. High lipids compete with Binance and Uniswap V4, but only deal with Perps. Increased whale activity indicates an increase in the role of the platform.
According to TradingView data, the exchange supply rate for ETH is the lowest in the year at 0.13. The lower the number of tokens on the exchange held in the center, the more likely it is to show hoarding by long-term investors. This coincides with the trust of whales and encourages bullishness.
History of ETH liquidation
According to Coinglass, ETH liquidation could exceed $50 million a day during market tragedy. Trader liquidation buffers provide specific security, but emphasize persistent threats. Even a sudden decline would avoid a considerable amount of exploited speculation.
Whale watches monitor important movements, and traders usually track these movements. Resistance is signalled by a long-term conviction that it can be overcome by an ETH that costs $12.04 million. The plan could impact small traders and surge into the market.
