最新报道：According to Bijie.com, on August 9th, on-chain data analyst Murphy published data on social media, stating that the current ETH holding structure is "very healthy," while also showing a clear trend of "de-retailization." Over the past 30 days: · Sharks (holding 100-1,000 ETH) saw their total holdings decrease by 309,000 ETH · Whales (holding 1,000-10,000 ETH) saw their total holdings decrease by 698,000 ETH · Whales (holding 10,000+ ETH) saw their total holdings increase by 2.1 million ETH. Murphy added that the increase in holdings by whales not only fully covered the two major distributors mentioned above, but also absorbed chips sold by smaller miners. The massive amount of chips currently accumulating in the $2,500-2,800 range shows no signs of decreasing. With the increasing involvement of traditional capital, if this trend of whale accumulation continues, ETH will be bullish in the medium to long term. However, for investors chasing high prices, the situation is slightly more dangerous. In the short term, ETH's price and realized profits (RP) are forming a strong divergence. The underlying logic is that high-profit long-term chips have reduced turnover, gradually turning into a long-short game of short-term chips, resulting in higher prices but lower realized profits. The divergence in RP and the new high in OI are the most significant data manifestations of the intensified short-term ETH long-short game.