Large holders of Ether are re-entering the market as the token trades above $4,000 for the first time in several weeks, reversing sales executed during last week’s pullback. Blockchain data show that wallet 0x3c9E, which dumped 38,582 Ether for about $136.9 million at an average $3,548 a week ago, repurchased 1,800 Ether on Friday for $7.22 million at roughly $4,010. A second whale address liquidated 9,000 Ether for $34.8 million over the past five days, including 7,200 coins sold in the last 18 hours at $3,957. Meanwhile, another buyer withdrew 8,109 Ether from Binance after wiring in $34 million in Tether, bringing that wallet’s 20-day accumulation to 21,571 Ether bought for $84 million at an average $3,894 and leaving it about $7.1 million in the black. BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes also pivoted. After unloading 2,373 Ether for $8.32 million around $3,507 last week, he moved $10.5 million in USD Coin back onto exchanges four hours ago to rebuild his position at higher prices. Separately, a long-dormant wallet returned to the market, sending 5,000 Ether valued at $21.1 million to Binance and locking in an estimated $45.4 million profit accumulated during its five-year inactive period.