On October 31, according to data monitoring, as Bitcoin quickly rebounded past $110,000, the situation of major whale traders is as follows:
1. The "100% Win Rate Whale" (0xc2a) currently has a floating loss of $6.82 million, mainly due to its 10x SOL long order, with a position size of $104 million, and an unrealized loss of $6.71 million (-64.4%). 2. The whale address (0xb9f) that "Bought the Dip and Increased ETH Long Positions After the October 11 Flash Crash" added to its position again yesterday, now with unrealized gains of $2.12 million (+73%). 3. The "HYPE Listing Insider Whale" (0x082e) holding HYPE long positions currently has unrealized gains of $7.65 million (+78%), with a position size of $48.96 million. 4. The "40x Long BTC Whale" (0xf35a) had its position liquidated during the recent decline last night. The entire $143 million long position was liquidated, resulting in a loss of $6.3 million.
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On October 31, according to data monitoring, as Bitcoin quickly rebounded past $110,000, the situation of major whale traders is as follows:
1. The "100% Win Rate Whale" (0xc2a) currently has a floating loss of $6.82 million, mainly due to its 10x SOL long order, with a position size of $104 million, and an unrealized loss of $6.71 million (-64.4%).
2. The whale address (0xb9f) that "Bought the Dip and Increased ETH Long Positions After the October 11 Flash Crash" added to its position again yesterday, now with unrealized gains of $2.12 million (+73%).
3. The "HYPE Listing Insider Whale" (0x082e) holding HYPE long positions currently has unrealized gains of $7.65 million (+78%), with a position size of $48.96 million.
4. The "40x Long BTC Whale" (0xf35a) had its position liquidated during the recent decline last night. The entire $143 million long position was liquidated, resulting in a loss of $6.3 million.