Address cuts 180.8 BTC short position, with cumulative profit near $31.86 million

Address cuts 180.8 BTC short position, with cumulative profit near $31.86 million

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2026-10-30 09:11:41
Odaily monitoring data showed that one address reduced its BTC short position by 180.8 BTC, valued at about $14.1 million based on the snapshot reference price. The address still holds a 3.15 BTC short position. Its contract account has generated cumulative profit of about $31.86 million. Within the observed window, the address cumulatively closed roughly $6.47 million in BTC shorts and opened about $260,000 in new BTC short positions. The address identified in the update is 0xfc667adba8d4837586078f4fdcdc29804337ca06. Odaily listed the total profit and loss for the address as a profit of about $31.86 million. The report did not provide more details on the trading venue or the exact time span of the monitored window. The figures cited were based on Odaily's monitoring snapshot.

Odaily reported that one address reduced its BTC short position by 180.8 BTC, worth about $14.1 million at the snapshot reference price. The address still holds a 3.15 BTC short position.

The contract account tied to the address has posted cumulative profit of about $31.86 million. During the monitored window, it cumulatively closed around $6.47 million in BTC shorts and opened about $260,000 in BTC short positions.

The address is 0xfc667adba8d4837586078f4fdcdc29804337ca06. Total PnL was listed as a profit of about $31.86 million.

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