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Data: The "100% win rate whale" is currently facing a loss of over 20 million USD on long positions

Data: The "100% win rate whale" is currently facing a loss of over 20 million USD on long positions

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/11/03 15:55
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ChainCatcher News, according to on-chain data, as the market declines, the "10.11 to present 100% win rate whale" is currently facing unrealized losses of over $20 million on long positions.

Currently, this whale holds 10x leveraged SOL, 15x leveraged ETH, and 5x leveraged HYPE long positions, with a total position value of approximately $168 million.

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