The whale that bought the dip of ETH at $10.11 and held for 34 days has now sold off, taking a profit of $6 million. However, chasing the price up and down recently has led to a loss of $7.8 million.
BlockBeats News, November 6th, according to HyperInsight monitoring, at 1:00 AM today, the whale who once staunchly went long on ETH (0xb9f) turned to ETH long again, with a position size of $43.74 million, an average price of $3,432, and an unrealized loss of $660,000 (about 40%). The whale's ETH short position opened last night has been completely closed, realizing a loss of $1.38 million.
Previously, the address closed a long ETH position held for over 34 days with a $2.04 million loss in the early morning yesterday, with the peak profit once exceeding $6 million (about 300%). It was once ranked second on the Hyperliquid ETH contract long position list and then briefly switched sides to open an ETH short position.
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