ETH Whale with High Win Rate Once Again Adds 10,000 Short Positions, Floating Profit Has Reached $12.25 Million
BlockBeats News, August 3rd, according to Ashes Monitor, the [Four-time ETH Shorting Whale] added another 10,000 ETH to the short position 3 hours ago, and he now holds a short position of 50,000 ETH (170 million) with a floating profit of $12.25 million.
He started shorting 20,000 ETH at a price of $3,843 on 7/28 and began to roll the position after successfully predicting the direction and achieving a floating profit: added another 20,000 ETH short position early yesterday and another 10,000 ETH short position early today.
His current position: 15x short 50,000 ETH, position value of $170 million, entry price $3,634, liquidation price $3,634 (due to continuous position rolling, causing the entry cost price to be the same as the liquidation price).
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