Address 0xa2e…f1468 Shorts 23,205.35 ETH in Batches, Position Value Reaches $39.03 Million

Address 0xa2e…f1468 Shorts 23,205.35 ETH in Batches, Position Value Reaches $39.03 Million

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2026-06-14 02:55:41
According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, address 0xa2e…f1468 began shorting 23,205.35 ETH in batches from 23:42 last night. The position is valued at $39.03 million, with an average entry price of $1,680.8 and a current unrealized loss of nearly $17,000.
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Odaily reported that on-chain analyst Ai Yi monitored address 0xa2e…f1468 building an ETH short position in batches starting at 23:42 last night. The address has shorted 23,205.35 ETH, and the monitored position value has reached $39.03 million.

Average entry price recorded at $1,680.8

The monitoring data shows that the average entry price of the short position is $1,680.8. Under the current recorded figures, the address is carrying an unrealized loss of nearly $17,000. The disclosed information focuses on the observable details: the address, the time of position building, the position size, the average entry price, and the unrealized profit or loss.

ETH is the native asset of the Ethereum network. Shorting generally refers to taking a position linked to price declines; when the price rises relative to the entry price, a short position records an unrealized loss, while a decline would create an unrealized gain. The disclosure did not include the identity behind the address, the specific trading platform, or any subsequent trading plan.

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