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A certain whale who shorted ETH had a floating profit of 15 million USD four days ago, but currently has a floating loss of 1 million USD

A certain whale who shorted ETH had a floating profit of 15 million USD four days ago, but currently has a floating loss of 1 million USD

Bitget2025/01/17 13:34

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a certain whale went from making a profit of 15 million US dollars to a loss of 1 million US dollars in just four days. This whale shorted ETH on HyperLiquid and had once gained over 15 million US dollars in floating profits, but is currently facing more than 1 million US dollars in floating losses.

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