A whale who was long 30,000 ETH in a revolving loan liquidated his position and stopped losses, resulting in a loss of $17.51 million

09/09 09:24

According to Ember’s monitoring, a whale who hoarded 30,654 ETH (worth about 88.43M) through revolving loans at an average price of 2,885 USDT began selling ETH on 9/7 and has basically completed the liquidation: 28,564 ETH (worth about 64.9 million USD) were sold at an average price of 2,272 USDT, realizing a loss of up to 17.51 million USD. He has been buying ETH through revolving loans since December last year, and it has continued until July this year.

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A whale who was long 30,000 ETH in a revolving loan liquidated his position and stopped losses, resulting in a loss of $17.51 ​​million

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A whale who was long 30,000 ETH in a revolving loan liquidated his position and stopped losses, resulting in a loss of $17.51 million