According to Lookonchain's post, the giant whale suddenly closed its short position at a loss and switched to a long position.
Accordingly, the whale closed a 1,000 $BTC short position worth $91 million and opened a 3x long position of the same size. The whale's liquidation price was $59,112.
The whale had previously opened a short position. According to the data, the whale opened a 3x short position of $1,000 $BTC ($91 million) with an inflow of $89,765.6.
As Bitcoin's rise has led whales to take an interest in long positions, a new whale wallet, 0x2c26, has also opened a long position in $BTC.
“A new wallet, 0x2c26, opened a 20x long position at 563.68 $BTC ($51.4 million) with an inflow of $90,278.7.
Liquidity price: $84,380.05.”
Whale 0x0ddf9 who was shorting $BTC has capitulated and flipped long.
He closed his 1,000 $BTC($91M) short at a $1.6M loss, then opened a 3x long on 1,000 $BTC($91M), with a liquidation price of $59,112.https://t.co/AERSdGNMG7 pic.twitter.com/c3kvUAV1cP
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