Looking at the on-chain data of Ethereum staking, the main players' little tricks are fully exposed.

Let's review—three months ago, when ETH was around 4700, many people panicked, with 2.66 million tokens queued to unstake and escape. Subsequently, the price plummeted to 3100, and the market was full of bearish sentiment, with "end of the world" voices flooding the headlines.

But now, it's a different story. Only 80,000 tokens remain in the exit queue, while over 1 million tokens are waiting to enter the market! This move by institutions directly revealed everyone's plans—within just 8 days, they accumulated 600,000 ETH. This is not normal operation; it's outright bottom-fishing.

What's more interesting is that millions of ETH have already been frozen, shrinking the circulating supply. The short-term selling pressure has been largely absorbed. On-chain data never lies, and whether you can seize this opportunity depends on whether you can interpret these signals.