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China’s move to tighten control over silver exports is rippling through commodity markets, while renewed activity among large Bitcoin holders adds uncertainty to digital asset trading, creating a split reaction across traditional and crypto markets.

Ethereum price today trades near $3,105, holding inside a tightening triangle that has guided price action since July. The market is sitting right at the apex, and the next move will be decisive. Sellers remain active along the descending trendline, while buyers continue to defend the long-term base near $3,000.

Bitcoin has formed a death cross without causing the typical bounce. This has raised concerns that the $126,000 top is already in. Analyst Colin Talks Crypto noted that the 50-day moving average has dropped below the 200-day moving average, but the price failed to rebound as it usually does.

Ethereum’s latest price drop has coincided with a surge in activity from several large wallets, creating a major divergence between market sentiment and high-value trading behavior. At the time of writing, ETH was extending its downturn, falling to after a 9.59% decline over the past 24 hours. Blockchain data showed that multiple whales continued to accumulate or reposition, despite elevated liquidation risk.

Analysts at CryptoQuant report a significant on-chain shift in November. Older Bitcoin wallets are recording their highest transfer activity to Binance since July. This movement coincides with the broader market correction seen over the past week.

A major battle between institutional whales is defining Bitcoin’s price action today. The market first reacted to a massive sell-off from BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin Trust. On-chain trackers show IBIT sold over 24,000 BTC, worth $2.75 billion. This institutional selling pushed Bitcoin down to the $104,000 level.