Whale Goes All In on BTC and ETH: Opens $25 Million Long Position and Places $40 Million Buy Orders Below Current Price
On April 24, according to monitoring by Hyperinsight, after an unsuccessful attempt to go long earlier in the morning, the 'Silver Iron Head Air Force' whale has once again opened significant long positions in BTC and ETH in the past half hour, nearly exhausting all margin in the account. Additionally, larger buy orders have been placed below the current price, with plans to accumulate in batches. The specific positions and orders are as follows: 20x BTC: size $10 million, average price $77,592; another $20 million buy orders placed at $75,800 and $76,900. 20x ETH: size $15.3 million, average price $2,303; another $20 million buy orders placed between $2,180 and $2,270. If all 200 buy orders below are executed, the total size of the two long positions will reach $65 million. Meanwhile, the comprehensive average price for BTC will approximately drop to $76,764, and for ETH to about $2,258. Address: 0x61ceef212ff4a86933c69fb6aca2fe35d8f2a62b
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