PANews reported on December 13th that, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, following the overnight price drop, the "$230 million long whale" is currently experiencingPANews reported on December 13th that, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, following the overnight price drop, the "$230 million long whale" is currently experiencing

The "whale that opened a long position with $230 million" has increased its holdings to $666 million, and is currently experiencing a paper loss of $17.1 million.

2025/12/13 08:38

PANews reported on December 13th that, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, following the overnight price drop, the "$230 million long whale" is currently experiencing a paper loss of $17.1 million. However, after the overnight drop, the whale added another 24,000 ETH to its long position, bringing its total position to $666 million. Currently, all three long positions are showing paper losses.

  • 175,000 ETH ($542 million) long, opened at $3,173, with a floating loss of $14.6 million;
  • 1,000 BTC ($90.28 million) long position, opened at $91,506, currently showing a floating loss of $1.22 million;
  • 250,000 SOL tokens ($33.1 million) long, opened at $137.5, with a floating loss of $1.27 million.
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