The $190 million sell order wall has landed, and the ETH main force's "pull first, smash later" script has been realized

Last night's PRO News Reminder: A $190 million intensive sell wall appeared above ETH, with the main players intending to lower the price and heavily bet on $2400. Subsequently, ETH approached the put zone as scheduled, with $318 million in sell orders completed and the main short positions deployed. Subsequently, ETH turned downwards and briefly gained support at $2340 (main buy+EMA21), but lacked funds to follow up, and the price continued to fall into the liquidity range (clearing magnet zone+main buy zone). The key nodes of this round of fluctuations coincide with the main force's large pending orders and transaction heights. Interpretation of the 'Main Password': The main selling wall usually intends to suppress prices or shipments, and the market often shows a trend of 'first rising and then falling'. Through the PRO "Main Order Tracking" indicator, such abnormal movements can be captured in real time, and the next move of the main force can be seen at the first time.