Odaily reported, citing on-chain analyst Ai Yi, that the trader known as “Set 10 Big Goals” is currently in the red across three trades made after this latest return to the market. Previously disclosed total profit for the trader stood at about $70 million, but the newest positions have turned negative in aggregate.
Based on the figures cited, the trader booked $20 million in profit on a long position. The first BTC short lost about $6.283 million. For the second BTC short, the first half has already locked in an estimated loss of about $10.158 million, while the loss on the remaining half has not been confirmed. Ai Yi estimated that portion at roughly $9 million.
Using those disclosed numbers, losses from the two BTC short positions may have exceeded $25 million in total, though part of the second short remains an estimate rather than a finalized figure.
Odaily reported, citing on-chain analyst Ai Yi, that the trader known as “Set 10 Big Goals” is currently at a combined loss across three trades placed after this latest return.
The report said the trader had previously disclosed total profit of about $70 million. In the latest batch of trades, a long position generated $20 million in profit, while the first BTC short lost about $6.283 million.
For the second BTC short, the first half has already recorded a confirmed loss of about $10.158 million. Losses on the second half remain unknown, though they are estimated at around $9 million.
Based on those figures, cumulative losses from the two BTC short positions may have surpassed $25 million.
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