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Overview of Major Contract Whales: "BTC OG Whale" Makes Over $6 Million in Unrealized Profits from Long Ethereum Position, James Wynn Suffers Eight Consecutive Losses

Overview of Major Contract Whales: "BTC OG Whale" Makes Over $6 Million in Unrealized Profits from Long Ethereum Position, James Wynn Suffers Eight Consecutive Losses

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/11/10 02:47
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ChainCatcher News, according to monitoring by Hyperinsight, here is an overview of the recent movements of active on-chain contract whales:

The "BTC OG Whale" holds a long position of 40,000 ETH, currently with an unrealized profit of over $6 million. The entry price was $3,445.58, and the liquidation price is $3,597.2;

"Machi" Huang Licheng holds a 25x leveraged long position in Ethereum (approximately 4,500 ETH), currently with an unrealized profit of over $1 million. The entry price was $3,392.76, and the liquidation price is $3,364.56;

James Wynn's contracts have recently suffered "eight consecutive losses," with a total loss exceeding $190,000; he currently holds a 40x leveraged short position in bitcoin with an unrealized loss of $11,500, and the liquidation price is $106,843.75;

The "BTC Whale Who Has Shorted Four Times Since March 2025" still holds a 20x leveraged short position in bitcoin with an unrealized profit of $7 million, entry price $111,499.3, and liquidation price $111,761.1;

The "Former 100% Win Rate Whale" account has lost $38.43 million in the past week, with the remaining balance in the address less than $600,000.

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