Gate News bot message, The “255 $BTC Sold” whale has closed its $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL short positions and flipped to long positions. The whale opened 67,425.6 $ETH ($204.6M), 968.1 $BTC ($87M), and 527,399.75 $SOL ($69M) in long positions.
Additionally, the whale increased its $DASH short position to 106,663 $DASH ($7M), currently holding a floating profit of $7M. Previously, according to Onchain Lens, this whale had closed all $BTC, $ETH, $SOL, and $DOGE long positions with a loss of $2.64M.
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