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Ethereum is currently trading approximately $300 below its VWAP at $1640, briefly dipping to $1950 in a short-term downward movement

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On February 5, Ethereum briefly fell to $1,950, posting a 9.7% drop over the past 24 hours, per HTX market data. Yihuihua subsidiary Trend Research’s average Ethereum settlement price is around $1,640—roughly $300 lower than current levels. Since the afternoon of February 1, Trend Research has cumulatively sold 188,500 ETH at an average price of $2,263, repaying $385 million in USDT to reduce leverage. Its outstanding ETH lending positions have liquidation prices ranging from $1,576 to $1,682, with most clustered around $1,640. Current holdings stand at 463,000 ETH (valued at ~$998 million) with an average cost of $3,180 per ETH, resulting in a total loss of $647 million—$173 million in realized losses and $474 million in unrealized losses. Outstanding leveraged loans total $625 million.
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