Wallet Closes 23,200 ETH Short After 18 Hours, Earning $184,000

Wallet Closes 23,200 ETH Short After 18 Hours, Earning $184,000

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2026-06-14 13:30:16
According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, wallet 0xa2e...f1468 closed a 23,200 ETH short position. The entry price was $1,680.8, the closing price was $1,672.9, and the position generated $184,000 in profit after about 18 hours.
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Odaily reported that, according to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, wallet address 0xa2e...f1468 has closed a short position involving 23,200 ETH. The position was opened at $1,680.8 and closed at $1,672.9. The holding period was about 18 hours, and the reported profit from the trade was $184,000.

The disclosed figures show a price difference of $7.9 between the entry and closing levels. Because the position was an ETH short, the lower closing price allowed the address to record gains during the price decline. With the position size reaching 23,200 ETH, that per-ETH price gap translated into the reported realized profit of $184,000.

The address was identified publicly only in shortened form as 0xa2e...f1468, and the information came from on-chain monitoring. The report did not disclose the identity behind the address, the platform used for the position, or whether the address still holds other positions. Based on the available details, the key update is that this ETH short has been fully closed after an 18-hour holding period.

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