Whale Uses 20x Leverage to Short BTC, SOL and ETH With $644,000 in Unrealized Losses

Whale Uses 20x Leverage to Short BTC, SOL and ETH With $644,000 in Unrealized Losses

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2026-06-22 02:00:09
According to monitoring by Ai Yi, address 0xaea…c2416 is shorting BTC, SOL and ETH with 20x leverage. The combined position value is about $48.78 million, with current unrealized losses of about $644,000.
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Odaily reported that, according to monitoring by Ai Yi @ai_9684xtpa, the on-chain address 0xaea…c2416 is using 20x leverage to short BTC, SOL and ETH. The three short positions have a combined value of about $48.78 million. Based on the disclosed figures, the address is currently carrying total unrealized losses of around $644,000.

Breakdown of the Short Positions

The BTC short position stands at 430.63 BTC, valued at $27.83 million. Its entry price is $63,849, and the current unrealized loss on this position is $345,000. The SOL short position is 181,245.04 SOL, valued at $13.48 million, with an entry price of $73.351 and an unrealized loss of $197,000. The ETH short position is 4,280.35 ETH, valued at $7.46 million, with an unrealized loss of $102,000.

Among the positions disclosed, BTC accounts for the largest share of the short exposure, followed by SOL and then ETH. The use of 20x leverage magnifies changes in profit and loss as prices move, so the address’s unrealized PnL will continue to change in line with movements in BTC, SOL and ETH.

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