Tracked wallet flips from short to long on ETH, now holding about $11.87 million in longs

Tracked wallet flips from short to long on ETH, now holding about $11.87 million in longs

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2026-10-30 08:20:14
Odaily said monitoring data showed that a tracked wallet reversed its ETH derivatives position from short to long between 18:04 on Oct. 29 and 09:59 on Oct. 30. During that span, the address closed roughly $61.01 million in ETH short positions and opened about $11.87 million in long positions. As of the latest update, the wallet was holding a long position of about 5,316 ETH, valued at roughly $11.87 million. Odaily also said the contract account tied to the address has generated cumulative profit of about $138 million. Within the trading window, the address recorded about $17.25 million in cumulative position closures and about $13.87 million in cumulative openings. The monitored address is 0x7fdafde5cfb5465924316eced2d3715494c517d1.

Odaily reported that monitoring data showed a tracked wallet flipped its ETH position from short to long between 18:04 on Oct. 29 and 09:59 on Oct. 30.

According to the update, the address closed about $61.01 million in ETH short positions and then opened about $11.87 million in long positions. As of the latest reading, it was holding a long position of about 5,316 ETH, worth roughly $11.87 million.

Odaily said the wallet’s contract account has posted cumulative profit of about $138 million. During the operating window, cumulative position closures reached about $17.25 million, while cumulative openings totaled about $13.87 million.

The address is 0x7fdafde5cfb5465924316eced2d3715494c517d1.

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