An address starting with 0xebe has become the largest SKHX short position by unrealized loss as storage stocks push higher, according to TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight) data on Aug. 14. The wallet holds a 10x isolated short of 34,600 SKHX contracts worth about $40.45 million, with an average entry price of $1,051.9. Floating losses total roughly $4.08 million, a return of about -112.1%, and the liquidation price is $1,720.7. The rally has not pushed the whale to trim: net short positions grew by about 1,800.6 contracts in 24 hours, and cumulative new shorts since yesterday reach 2,848.6 contracts. The address also placed a 300-contract regular sell order at $1,174.7, planning roughly $352,000 of additional short exposure, alongside a 500-contract buy order at $1,164.2; neither is reduce-only or a trigger order, and no public stop-loss has been spotted. Losses stand at about $748,000 over 24 hours and $7.61 million over seven days, making the address SKHX's biggest short seller.

According to TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight), MINIMAX was trading at $47.79 on Aug. 13, up 7.8% intraday and 9.7% since the last check. The 24-hour trading volume stood at about $6.65M, with open interest at roughly $13.07M. A whale address starting with 0xcd98, which previously gained 620% in 15 days, has added 4,736.1 MINIMAX contracts, bringing its total holding to 73,500. The cumulative entry cost rose from $1.85M to $2.045M, with an average entry price of $27.83, up from $26.91. The whale now holds a 10x isolated long position worth about $3.512M, with floating profit expanding to $1.467M, up $322k. The return rate climbed to 717.6%, and the liquidation price is $26.75. The address became active on July 23, receiving 49,900 USDC and buying MINIMAX just two minutes later. The token is now 85% above that first entry price and 71.8% above the average holding price.

Whale Jasonleo reduces 2,260 BTC from a long position of 3,528 BTC, cutting two-thirds of holdings above cost price. The remaining position is worth $79.42M, and a floating profit of over $4 million has almost disappeared.

On-chain analyst Yu Jin reports that a whale opened a short position of 1,100 BTC at $64,487 seven hours ago. The position value stands at $70,410,000, with unrealized profit of $530,000 and a liquidation price of $66,305.

Coinsbuy was hit by a cross-chain theft that drained more than $8 million from wallets on Tron and Ethereum, according to blockchain investigator BlockWatchdog. The firm said the attack began with a 5 USDT test transfer on Tron before more than 6 million USDT was taken from eight wallets. On Ethereum, another 1.89 million USDT and 77 ETH were removed from three wallets. BlockWatchdog linked both sets of transactions to the same attacker through the cross-chain swap service Bridgers. It said roughly $6.34 million, equal to 79% of the stolen funds, was later moved through FixedFloat, while another 150 ETH was sent through ChangeNOW. The investigator also said 282.2 ETH, valued at about $542,000 at the time, remained untouched across five addresses. Hours later, Coinsbuy refilled affected wallets with about $3.93 million sent back to the same 10 addresses. Seven of those deposits matched the original stolen amounts within 0.05%, a pattern BlockWatchdog said suggests the team did not believe private keys had been leaked. The exact attack path remains unknown, though the investigator said the attacker may have reached Coinsbuy’s withdrawal system. Coinsbuy had not publicly explained the breach at the time of the analysis and did not immediately respond to Decrypt’s request for comment.

On August 10, on-chain analyst Ai Yi revealed that the largest CXMT short whale has paid $3.078 million in cumulative funding fees and is currently facing a floating loss of about $2.255 million. The position consists of roughly $21.12 million in 1x leveraged CXMT shorts, with an entry price of approximately $6.50. As CXMT’s price advanced to $7.28, the unrealized loss widened. According to Ai Yi, this position previously posted more than $40 million in margin, so the liquidation price of $15.466 remains a distant trigger. However, the ongoing accumulation of funding costs is steadily eating into the trader's equity. Market observers speculate that the trader may still be betting on a significant price correction in CXMT to offset the current losses and achieve profitability. The data highlights the pressure on heavily levered short positions as funding expenses compound alongside adverse price movement.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, a certain address has become the largest short seller of Changxin Storage. The address holds $21.12 million worth of 1x short positions with an entry price of $6.5. The current market price stands at $7.28, leaving the position with a floating loss of $2.255 million. Additionally, the address has already paid $3.078 million in funding fees. The margin collateral for this address exceeds $40 million, and its liquidation price is set at $15.466. The data comes from on-chain monitoring and was reported by Odaily. This is the latest development for Changxin Storage, which appears to have attracted a significant bearish bet. The position size and funding costs highlight the activity of large traders in the market. However, the current price move has not yet triggered liquidation, as the margin buffer remains substantial. Investors tracking on-chain metrics may find this information relevant.

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