BlockBeats News, February 21 — According to HyperInsight monitoring, the “Silver Iron Head Air Force” (0x61cee) has entered the market again to short 5,000 ETH (approximately $9.88 million) at an entry price of $1,968.97, currently with a floating loss of $36,000. They also shorted 50 BTC (approximately $3.4 million) at an entry price of $67,727.5, with a current floating loss of $16,000.
This address is firmly short on silver, having previously closed a long-held silver short position that resulted in a loss of $4.79 million.
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