「Whale」 Continues to Long Ethereum at $4700, Accumulating $74 Million in Losses Over Six Months
BlockBeats News, March 2nd, according to HyperInsight monitoring, "Big Brother Whale" Huang Licheng currently only has $9,000 left in his account. He has been longing since September last year when the Ethereum price was $4,700, and still holds a $300,000 worth ETH long position with an entry price of $1,976.04.
Since the end of February, the additional funds for his position have come from the assets he deposited into the PleasrDAO treasury five years ago, which may indicate that "Big Brother"’s available liquid funds are running low. Currently, Big Brother has incurred a total loss of up to $74 million in the past six months.
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