New Address Shorts 23,205.35 ETH With 20x Leverage, Position Worth About $39.03 Million

New Address Shorts 23,205.35 ETH With 20x Leverage, Position Worth About $39.03 Million

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2026-06-14 03:00:51
On-chain analyst Ai Yi reported that a new address began building an ETH short position in batches from 23:42 on June 13, reaching 23,205.35 ETH with 20x leverage and a total position value of about $39.03 million.
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According to TechFlow, on June 14, monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi showed that a new address, 0xa2e…f1468, started building an ETH short position in batches from 23:42 last night. The size of the short position reached 23,205.35 ETH, and the address used 20x leverage. The total value of the position was reported at approximately $39.03 million.

Average Entry Price Reported at About $1,680.8

The monitored data showed that the average opening price of the ETH short position was about $1,680.8. At the time the monitoring information was released, the position had an unrealized loss of nearly $17,000. Because the position uses 20x leverage, it remains a high-leverage exposure with a high risk profile.

The address is identified as a new address, and its short position was built in several batches after activity began last night. Based on the reported size of 23,205.35 ETH, price movements can have a significant impact on the position. Further changes to the position should be tracked through on-chain monitoring data.

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