On February 11, news reports indicate that since 2026, Ethereum (ETH) has continued to weaken, with a total decline of over 30% this year, and the price has once fallen below the $2,000 mark. The latest data shows that ETH is currently trading at approximately $1,971. The main holding groups—including long-term accumulated addresses and ETF investors—have all entered an unrealized loss zone, but there has been no panic outflow of funds. The market presents a complex pattern of “price pressure and stable chips.”
On-chain analyst CW8900 pointed out that the current ETH price has fallen below the realized average price established during the whale accumulation period since June 2025, indicating that a large number of core addresses are in floating loss. Meanwhile, the on-paper loss of the world's largest Ethereum vault, BitMine, has exceeded $7 billion. However, data shows that these addresses have not withdrawn en masse; instead, they have continued to add positions at low levels.