Whale “sets 10 major goals first” and closes positions for a profit of about $6 million, reiterates bullish trend remains unchanged
BlockBeats reported that on July 22, the contract whale "Set 10 Major Goals First" closed positions in the early morning to take profit, earning $6.019 million. The actual long position held was 4,006.47 BTC, with a final long opening price of $64,614.7 for $258 million and a closing price of $66,160.47. The whale stated, "The bullish trend remains unchanged. I’ve taken profit on this trade, secured the gains, and will take a two-day break."
According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), since June 25, 'Set 10 Major Goals First' has made four long trades with a cumulative profit of $9.96 million, with three wins and one loss, taking another step closer to achieving ten major goals.
Yesterday, "Set 10 Major Goals First" shared that in the previous round, 150 BTC was used to open positions with a $150 million target. The maximum realized profit reached $120 million, but in the final phase, an incorrect judgment during a $120,000 drop wiped out all gains, leaving only the principal and a slight profit. In this round, 300 BTC was used to open positions with a target of $300 million, and a profit of $60 million has currently been realized.
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