Whale @Jason60704294 Closes 3,173.6 BTC Short for $9.467M Profit, Then Opens Long Position

Whale @Jason60704294 Closes 3,173.6 BTC Short for $9.467M Profit, Then Opens Long Position

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2026-06-19 03:00:51
On-chain analyst Ai Yi reported that whale @Jason60704294 closed a 3,173.6 BTC short position worth $209 million, realizing $9.467 million in profit, before opening a 999.121 BTC long position one hour later.
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ChainCatcher reported that, according to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, the whale known as “先定 10 个大目标” and using the handle @Jason60704294 closed a 3,173.6 BTC short position in the early hours. The position was valued at approximately $209 million. The short position had an average opening price of $65,907.13 and was closed at $62,916.04, generating a realized profit of $9.467 million.

Since June, the whale has completed three trades with total accumulated profits of $12.85 million and a win rate of 66.7%, based on the monitored trading record cited in the report. These figures describe the account’s recent BTC trading outcomes as tracked by Ai Yi.

After closing the short position, the whale took only a one-hour break before reversing direction and opening a 999.121 BTC long position. The new position was valued at approximately $62.62 million, with an opening price of $62,682. Following the profitable closure of the previous BTC short, @Jason60704294 has shifted the active position from short to long.

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