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97% of Ethereum Addresses Now in Profit, Report Says

Mon, 11/08/2025 - 14:05
Recent report reveals major positive Ethereum signal
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 97% of Ethereum Addresses Now in Profit, Report Says
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A report recently published by on-chain data company Sentora (formerly known as IntoTheBlock) has revealed a bullish signal for the Ethereum market; at the moment, 97% of Ethereum addresses are in profit.

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Historically, mass sell-offs begin once more than 90% of holders are in profit. In particular, this happened during the 2021 Ethereum bull run. However, many analysts are looking positively into Ethereum’s future, both short and long term.

Crypto blogger Lark Davis is one of those bullish traders. Today, he published a tweet, sharing a forecast that Ethereum needs to defend “the orange box between $3,800 and $4,000,” as is shown on the chart he shared. He also stated: “Retests back in this range are likely bullish and buying zones for those who missed the breakout.”

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