Tom Lee, the co-founder of Fundstrat who's always shouting about the bull market, just dumped $90 million into Ethereum. The cash is legit, the on-chain records are clear. The issue is, this guy was calling for Bitcoin at $150k earlier this year, and now he's buying ETH like a retail trader chasing the pump—if the price were really that solid, would he need to fork out $90 million to prop it up? To put it bluntly, when big players enter, it's sometimes a contrary indicator. You need a hefty position to soak up the liquidity, and whether it goes up or down after that? Just check the distribution of wallet addresses on-chain; it's highly likely that institutions are just flipping their positions in this round.