The assessment is "likely_true" with high confidence based on strong, consistent evidence from multiple independent sources. Four separate news reports from crypto-focused outlets (Bitget, Blockchain.news, and Coinex) directly and explicitly corroborate the claim. They are remarkably consistent, all citing a large entity ('whale' or 'smart money') placing sell orders for approximately 29,713 ETH within the specific price range of $4,190 to $5,555.5. The specificity and agreement on both the quantity of ETH and the exact price range across these sources significantly strengthens the claim's credibility.While the authority of these news outlets is moderate (0.65-0.70), their perfect relevance and mutual corroboration provide a strong evidentiary basis. Furthermore, there is no conflicting evidence among the provided sources. Other high-authority sources (Amberdata, CoinAPI) describe the exact methodologies for analyzing order book data to identify such large sell walls, confirming that the type of event described is plausible and regularly monitored. These methodological sources, while not confirming this specific event, lend credibility to the reports. Contextual sources (Coindesk, BeInCrypto) discuss large holders and selling pressure, which aligns thematically with the claim, even though they don't mention the specific orders. One source was entirely irrelevant and was disregarded. The convergence of multiple, specific, and uncontradicted reports makes the statement very likely to be true.