Trader 'Set 10 Big Goals' Shows 281 BTC Long, Suspected Real Position Up to 3,076 BTC

Trader 'Set 10 Big Goals' Shows 281 BTC Long, Suspected Real Position Up to 3,076 BTC

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2026-06-03 02:00:50
On-chain analyst Ai Yi detected a trader known as 'Set 10 Big Goals' posting a long position of 281.789 BTC worth $19.09M. Large trade matching on Binance suggests the real position could be 3,076.88 BTC (~$208M). The trader also previously shorted 2,739 BTC and profited $3.3M.
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Screenshot Shows 281 BTC Long

On-chain analyst Ai Yi detected that a trader named 'Set 10 Big Goals' posted a position screenshot on social media, revealing a long position of 281.789 BTC. At current market prices, the position is worth approximately $19.09 million, with an average entry price of $67,777.

Suspected Real Position Exceeds 3,000 BTC

By cross-referencing large-block trades on Binance executed at the same time and price level, Ai Yi suggests that the trader's actual long position could be significantly larger. The suspected real long position may reach as high as 3,076.88 BTC, valued at around $208 million, indicating that the displayed 281.789 BTC likely represents only a fraction of the total position.

Short Position Yielded $3.3M Profit

In addition, Ai Yi's monitoring shows that the same trader opened a short position of 2,739 BTC between May 28 and June 2, 2026, and realized a profit of $3.308 million from that trade. Combined with the current long position, the trader's recent activity reflects a strategy of trading both sides of the market.

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