Key Takeaways
Smart Money drove $1.2 million into ENA, joined by $4.8 million from new wallets. Could the clash between conviction buyers and profit-takers decide its next big move?
In the past 24 hours, Ethena [ENA] fell 7.75%, erasing nearly half of its 30-day 15% gains. Smart Money, meanwhile, has been quietly building exposure, hinting at a deeper story behind ENA’s latest moves.
This came amid liquidity rotation and a tussle between spot and derivatives investors. AMBCrypto’s analysis shows how these flows shaped ENA’s trajectory.
Smart money takes bold bet on ENA
Smart Money, often recognized for making profitable bets when assets are seen as undervalued, has taken a bold position in ENA.
Over the past 7-day timeframe, this group funded the market with $1.2 million inflows — a sign ENA may have been undervalued.
Source: Nansen
Smart Money was not the only one to take this bet. Nansen analysis reported that New Wallets also joined during this period.
First-time buyers funded the market with $4.8 million worth of ENA purchases, which further confirms possible undervaluation.
This level of activity adds weight to the overall bullish outlook for the token’s price.
Spot investors bet hard
Spot investors contributed the strongest bullish effect to ENA’s price performance.
According to CoinGlass, Spot Exchange Netflow recorded significant demand within the 7-day window.
During this period, total inflows reached $46.45 million, as investors moved their tokens from exchanges to private wallets.
This activity suggests reduced sell pressure and points to stronger accumulation.
Source: CoinGlass
Moreover, the Accumulation Distribution Indicator confirmed that massive accumulation took place as well — showing 1.39 billion ENA absorbed.
Together, Smart Money, spot investors, and new wallets signaled conviction that ENA remained a buy.
Source: TradingView
Having said that, Derivatives investors have played a significant role in shaping ENA’s weaker performance over the past day.
Derivatives investors go against ENA
The recent daily decline was driven by Derivatives investors closing a large portion of their positions.
CoinGlass data showed that Open Interest fell by 7.54%, dropping to $1.25 billion. This translated into a $94 million outflow in contracts.
Source: CoinGlass
The decline in Open Interest corresponded with a surge in derivatives sell volume, confirming a bearish bias in the short term.
At the same time, analysis of the Liquidation Heatmap paints a more nuanced picture.
Clusters formed above and below the current price, but the heavier bands sat above, and that, in turn, suggested an upside break could sustain longer momentum.
Source: CoinGlass
While short-term pressure came from profit-taking and derivative flows, Smart Money and new wallets kept stacking ENA—a setup that favors the bulls if momentum breaks upward.
