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Whale Address Builds $30M Long Position on SOL, Largest New Position Since Weekend
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News EditorAccording to TradingBeats, wallet address starting with 0x13da started accumulating long positions in SOL at 23:15 Sunday and completed the build-up at 08:44 today, buying 282,700 SOL worth around $29.623 million at a volume-weighted average price of about $104.794. As of writing, the position is worth about $28.805 million, with an unrealized loss of roughly $818,100, a return of about -8.28%, and a liquidation price near $71.66.
BlockBeats News, August 31 — A whale address starting with 0x13da has been building a long position in SOL since Sunday 23:15, completing the accumulation at 08:44 today, according to monitoring by TradingBeats. The address bought a total of 282,700 SOL, with a transaction volume of approximately $29.623 million and a volume-weighted average price of about $104.794.
Over the past 24 hours, newly opened positions with larger transaction sizes have all been closed. As of press time, this address has become the largest one-way new position since the weekend.
Its current SOL long position is valued at roughly $28.805 million, with an unrealized loss of about $818,100, a return rate of approximately -8.28%, and a liquidation price near $71.66. The account net value stands at about $9.055 million.
The on-chain perpetual and address analysis tool TradingBeats has now been launched, supporting real-time viewing of Hyperliquid data — from address tracing to whale operations, offering in-depth analysis at a glance.
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