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According to Odaily, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684 xtpa) monitored that the whale address, which opened $140 million BTC short positions yesterday (previously closed shorts and turned long), has started to increase its BTC long positions. The current positions are as follows:
· BTC 5x long: Position size $24.52 million (220.73 BTC), opening price $111,066.5;
· ETH 3x long: Position size $49.03 million (12,144.3 ETH), opening price $4,050.
According to Odaily, Lookonchain monitoring shows that the recent sudden market drop has triggered partial liquidation of Machi Big Brother's positions. Over the past month, he has lost more than $53 million on Hyperliquid.
According to Odaily, Aster posted on X that the first phase of its airdrop claim will end at 9:00 UTC on October 17. Users need to claim their token allocation before this deadline.
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