The latest data from the blockchain analysis platform shows that two large accounts collectively purchased approximately $150 million worth of Ether this morning. One account acquired $118 million worth of Ether from a well-known trading platform, while the other obtained $40.5 million worth of Ether from an OTC trading service provider. These large-scale purchases coincided with a market fall, demonstrating the reverse investment strategy of these large investors during market downturns.

This advanced operation stands in stark contrast to the nearly 5,000 Ether sell-off caused by yesterday's hacking incident. While the market is generally fearful, these wealthy investors choose to go against the trend, buying at low prices, once again confirming the old adage that 'smart money' often looks for investment opportunities during market turmoil.

At the same time, a large transaction of 2,174 wrapped Ether has attracted market attention. These trading activities, combined with the $639 million inflow recorded by the Ethereum ETF yesterday, reflect, to some extent, investors' optimistic expectations for the future of Ethereum.

However, for ordinary investors, blindly chasing highs in the current market conditions may not be wise. Market observers suggest that investors should remain rational and wait for potential pullback opportunities before considering increasing their positions. With liquidity possibly increasing in the fourth quarter of this year, Ethereum prices are expected to break through the $4600 mark, and even move towards targets above $5000. However, the specific trend still needs to be cautiously observed, and investment decisions should be based on individual risk tolerance and in-depth market analysis.