BlockBeats reports that the bitcoin whale known as “Set 10 Big Goals First” published an update on August 7 citing his own July 20 market call: the market is in the “last chance to get on board” window. In that July 20 note, the trader said shorting no longer had decent risk-reward, that bitcoin was relatively close to a stage bottom, and that the next trend move should arrive soon, lifting the cryptocurrency into fresh gains. He also said he was afraid of missing the launch signal. On August 7, the whale posted a screenshot of recent long positions he had opened below $64,000, with unrealized profit already above $4 million. The image, shared in the latest post, did not specify an exact entry point or position size; it only showed that the longs were opened under $64,000 and that the unrealized gains had exceeded $4 million. BlockBeats first carried the update.
BlockBeats reports that on August 7, the bitcoin whale known as “Set 10 Big Goals First” came back to the timeline with a straightforward message, citing his July 20 market view: the current phase remains the “last chance to get on board.”
In that July 20 post, the trader had argued: “The risk-reward of shorting is too poor right now. Relatively speaking, this is already a bottoming phase, and my sense is bitcoin's trend should soon come out with a new round of upward movement. Afraid of missing the launch signal.”
Not long before his latest post, the whale also showed off the gains on his bitcoin long positions. The screenshot he shared indicates he opened longs below $64,000, and the floating profit has climbed past $4 million.
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