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Data: On-chain whale opens 2,900 new ETH long positions after previously significantly reducing BTC long positions

Data: On-chain whale opens 2,900 new ETH long positions after previously significantly reducing BTC long positions

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/09/22 05:32
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According to ChainCatcher, monitored by HyperInsight, the address starting with 0x35F has newly opened ETH long positions, increasing its holdings by 2,900 ETH, with the position value rising by approximately $12.48 million; the current liquidation price is around $2,289.

Additionally, monitoring shows that this address has significantly reduced its BTC long positions, with the main current position being ETH long; the total account holdings are approximately $16.86 million.

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