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The whale with a 100% win rate currently has four long positions with a total unrealized loss of approximately $17.97 million.

The whale with a 100% win rate currently has four long positions with a total unrealized loss of approximately $17.97 million.

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According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai9684xtpa) has monitored that four long positions held by a whale with a 100% win rate, worth approximately $400 million, are currently at a floating loss of about $17.97 million, all in a loss state. Among them, the SOL long position alone has a floating loss of $11.67 million.

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