"Whale with a 100% Win Rate in Three ETH Trades" Sees $21.56 Million in Unrealized Profit from 40,000 ETH Short Position
On June 22, according to on-chain analyst Ember, the "Triple-Win ETH 100% Success Rate Whale" currently has an unrealized profit of $21.56 million on a 40,000 ETH short position. Just a month ago, this trader's capital was only $3.2 million. After four trades on ETH, the capital has grown to $30.05 million, nearly a tenfold increase.
· Opened a long position on ETH on 5/22, closed on 5/23, earning $1.11 million;
· Opened a long position on ETH on 5/26, closed on 6/5, earning $1.62 million;
· Opened a short position on ETH on 6/5, closed on 6/6, earning $2.45 million;
· Opened a short position on ETH on 6/11, still open, with an unrealized profit of $21.56 million.
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