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Data: The mysterious whale who went long on BTC and ETH with $220 million has increased their position to $250 million

Data: The mysterious whale who went long on BTC and ETH with $220 million has increased their position to $250 million

金色财经金色财经2025/10/19 16:03
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According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ai Yi monitored that the mysterious whale who went long on BTC and ETH with $220 million has increased their position to $250 million. This time, the increase was mainly in BTC, with the ETH position remaining unchanged. With continuous efforts, the overall floating loss has also narrowed to $3.12 million. BTC 15x long position: holding 1,610.93 BTC ($173 million), entry price $108,043.9. ETH 3x long position: holding 19,894.21 ETH ($77.42 million), entry price $4,037.43.

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