The mysterious whale who precisely opened shorts during the 1011 flash crash has been very active lately.
According to the latest position data, this player has expanded their ETH short position to 22,827.14 ETH, which, at the current price, is about $69.16 million. More importantly, their average entry price is locked in at $2,989.51, with an unrealized profit of $1.19 million on paper.
Just a few minutes ago, this person injected another $10 million in margin into their account—clearly preparing for a bigger move. At the same time, a limit buy order for 11,450 ETH worth $34.39 million appeared on the market. If this order is filled, their position size will exceed $100 million.
Judging by the pace of their actions, this is not a tentative setup, but a well-prepared heavy bet. While the market sentiment is still hesitant, smart money is already voting with real capital.
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BlockchainGriller
· 20h ago
This guy really dares to play—he just threw in $10 million to add to his position without hesitation. I just want to know how he's so sure it's going to drop.
The short position size has already exceeded $100 million, and he's still piling in. This isn't just testing the waters.
The key point is his cost basis is only 2989, and he's already floating nearly $2 million in profit, yet he keeps going... That's just wild.
I want to follow the smart money too, but I'm afraid I'll end up being the "smart money" that gets harvested.
Seriously, if he's really holding over $100 million... he must be extremely bearish on the entire market.
The short on 1011 was insanely accurate, and now he's making such big moves again—it's honestly a bit intimidating.
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CommunityLurker
· 20h ago
Damn, it's this guy again... Throwing in $10 million in margin, this is no joke.
This guy's instincts are insanely sharp, he always seems to catch the rhythm.
Over $100 million in open positions? Alright, let's just wait and see how this plays out.
Seriously? The limit order still hasn't been filled? Feels like something big is about to happen.
Smart money is just smart money; retail investors like us can only watch helplessly.
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YieldWhisperer
· 20h ago
nah wait, let me run the numbers on this... 22k eth short at 2989 entry? that's not smart money voting, that's just leverage roulette dressed up as conviction lmao
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VibesOverCharts
· 20h ago
Damn, this guy is really bold, throwing in another ten million... Looks like something big is really about to happen.
He just threw in a 10 million margin directly—if that's not testing the waters, what is... You have to be really confident in shorts to dare do this.
Smart money has already been bottom-fishing, while we're still worrying about the ups and downs.
This guy has an unrealized profit of 1.19 million, and he's just casually adding to his position... That's a bit of that crazy vibe.
Over 100 million in open positions, imagine the pressure... But I guess that's just how the big players roll.
Waiting to see how this reverses—when a position of this scale hits its stop loss, it's a disaster.
The mysterious whale who precisely opened shorts during the 1011 flash crash has been very active lately.
According to the latest position data, this player has expanded their ETH short position to 22,827.14 ETH, which, at the current price, is about $69.16 million. More importantly, their average entry price is locked in at $2,989.51, with an unrealized profit of $1.19 million on paper.
Just a few minutes ago, this person injected another $10 million in margin into their account—clearly preparing for a bigger move. At the same time, a limit buy order for 11,450 ETH worth $34.39 million appeared on the market. If this order is filled, their position size will exceed $100 million.
Judging by the pace of their actions, this is not a tentative setup, but a well-prepared heavy bet. While the market sentiment is still hesitant, smart money is already voting with real capital.