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The "insider whale" has again increased the position on Bitcoin and Ethereum short orders, with total losses exceeding 14 million dollars.
BlockBeats news, on July 5th, according to OnchainLens monitoring, "insider whale" @qwatio, after being liquidated 10 times consecutively, has once again increased his short positions in Bitcoin (40x leverage) and Ethereum (25x leverage). In this transaction, he has already incurred a loss of 16 million dollars, and overall, his total loss exceeds 14 million dollars. Currently, his Bitcoin short order position size is 55,854,244 dollars, with unrealized gains of 129,125.46 dollars; the size of his Ethereum short order position is 11,052,100.83 dollars, with unrealized losses of 138,595.90 dollars.