A smart money address continues to increase its ETH long positions, with the current holdings valued at approximately $73.3 million.
According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ai姨 (@ai 9684xtpa) has monitored that the "smart money that bravely went 25x long on ETH after the 1011 flash crash" has once again increased its long positions in Ethereum, bringing the total holdings to 19,383.25 ETH (approximately $73.3 million), with all orders fully executed. The current average entry price is $3,741.34, with a liquidation price of $3,219.96, and an unrealized profit of $654,000.
Previously, the position had an unrealized profit of $8.61 million, but only a very small portion was taken as profit at that time, and almost all of the gains from the past 10 days have been given back.
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