According to on-chain analyst Aunt Ai, a whale who previously made $44.61 million profit from longing ETH has now given back all profits. Four affiliated addresses hold a long position of 120,000 ETH worth $225 million, now facing a floating loss of $46.01 million. The liquidation range is between $1,355.8 and $1,573.9, with the most at-risk position about $300 away from liquidation. Two addresses added $4.9 million in margin this morning.
On-chain analyst Aunt Ai reported that a whale who previously made a $44.61 million profit from longing Ether has now completely given back those gains. The entity, using four affiliated addresses, holds a massive long position of 120,000 ETH, valued at approximately $225 million. However, the recent market downturn has pushed this position into a floating loss of $46.01 million.
The liquidation thresholds for these positions range from $1,355.8 to $1,573.9 per ETH. Among the four addresses, the one at highest risk is only about $300 away from its liquidation price, leaving it dangerously close to forced selling.
In response, two of the addresses injected an additional $4.9 million in margin early this morning, aiming to increase the collateral ratio and widen the safety buffer. Despite this, the whale's position remains vulnerable to further price declines, with the health of the trade closely tied to ETH's near-term price action.
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