The high win rate whale shorted $14.72 million worth of ETH 7 hours ago, making a profit of $497,000
On January 25th, according to on-chain analyst ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, a high-win-rate whale that had previously been mainly long in Maker borrowed and sold 6,600 ETH at an average price of $2,230 about 7 hours ago, with a total value of $14.72 million. Subsequently, when ETH fell, they bought back all the tokens at an average price of $2,208 and repaid the loan, ultimately making a profit of $497,000.
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