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On-chain holdings of whale address starting with 0xfc66 exceed $66 million

On-chain holdings of whale address starting with 0xfc66 exceed $66 million

AIcoinAIcoin2026/01/08 10:33
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On January 8th, Coinbob monitoring showed that the whale address starting with 0xfc66 recently established 18 stock positions on-chain, mainly focusing on short positions in TSLA (Tesla), MSTR (MicroStrategy), and MU (Micron Technology). The address holds mainstream crypto short positions totaling approximately $45.64 million, with an unrealized profit of about $1.3 million. The stock position details are as follows: TSLA short position is about $560,000, with an average price of $437, and an unrealized profit of 5%; MU short position is about $480,000, with an average price of $440, and an unrealized profit of 2%; MSTR short position is about $470,000, with an average price of $164, and an unrealized profit of 7.2%; PLTR short position is about $450,000, with an average price of $181, and an unrealized loss of 5.5%.
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