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A trader shorted BTC at $107,800 and currently holds a $45.47 million position with an unrealized profit of $50,000

A trader shorted BTC at $107,800 and currently holds a $45.47 million position with an unrealized profit of $50,000

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/07/04 20:53
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According to Foresight News, as monitored by @ai_9684xtpa, after an ancient Bitcoin whale awakened, BTC briefly fell below $108,000. The "insider trader's" BTC short positions have turned profitable, with continuous increases in position size over the past half hour. Currently, they hold $45.47 million in BTC shorts, with an entry price of $107,806.6 and an unrealized profit of approximately $50,000.

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