A BTC short held by the trader known as "Set 10 Big Targets First" has moved back into unrealized profit after Bitcoin fell below $76,000, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi. The position currently stands at 1,830.724 BTC, with a notional value of about $139 million and an average entry price of $76,397.56. The unrealized profit is around $800,000.
The trader is also holding a separate ETH short. That position totals 12,756.739 ETH, carries a notional value of roughly $30.25 million, and has an average entry price of $2,371.57. At current levels cited in the update, the ETH short remains at an unrealized loss of about $30,000.
The figures were published in a market update carried by Odaily, which attributed the data to Ai Yi’s monitoring. No additional details about the trader’s identity or broader strategy were disclosed in the source report.
A BTC short held by the trader known as "Set 10 Big Targets First" is back in unrealized profit after Bitcoin slipped under $76,000, on-chain analyst Ai Yi said.
Right now, the trader is sitting on a short position of 1,830.724 BTC, carrying a notional value of about $139 million. The average entry price stands at $76,397.56. And the position is now showing an unrealized profit of roughly $800,000.
And there’s also a short position of 12,756.739 ETH. That trade is worth about $30.25 million, with an average entry price of $2,371.57, and it is currently sitting at an unrealized loss of around $30,000.
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