Insider Whale Garret Jin Loses $5.08 Million Today as BTC Long Shows $17.2 Million Unrealized Loss

Insider Whale Garret Jin Loses $5.08 Million Today as BTC Long Shows $17.2 Million Unrealized Loss

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2026-06-18 15:53:47
According to Odaily, the account labeled as the “10.11 insider whale” Garret Jin holds $102.4 million in long positions. Its BTC long is worth about $79.34 million and currently carries an unrealized loss of about $17.2 million.
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Odaily reported that Garret Jin, labeled as the “10.11 insider whale,” recorded a loss of $5.08 million today. The account’s total position value now stands at $102.4 million, and all of its positions are long. The largest exposure is in Bitcoin, with the BTC long position valued at about $79.34 million, accounting for nearly 80% of the total holdings.

BTC Drives the Main Unrealized Loss

In addition to BTC, Garret Jin holds approximately $22.86 million in ZEC longs and about $257,000 in UNI longs. Current data shows that the BTC position has an unrealized loss of around $17.2 million. The ZEC position is in unrealized profit of about $893,000, while the UNI position has an unrealized loss of approximately $47,300. The split between losses and gains across these assets leaves the account most directly tied to the performance of its BTC long exposure.

Over the past 24 hours, the account’s perpetual contracts lost about $5.0897 million. Its total account assets are approximately $66.4465 million. The reported figures cover position size, direction, asset allocation and floating profit or loss, with no additional trading details provided.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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