PANews reported on December 10th that, according to Hyperbot data, the "Iron Head Long Army" whale closed all its SUI and ETH long positions at 04:26 and 06:15 respectively, and then reopened ETH and SUI long positions around 8:00 AM. After multiple rounds of adding to its positions, its current ETH long position size is 3,045,2592 ETH (approximately $10.08 million), with a floating loss of $31,000, and its SUI long position size is 2,514,167.6 SUI (approximately $4.11 million), with a floating loss of $71,000. The whale's previous SUI long position lasted 48.5 hours, with a net profit/loss of $290,000; its ETH long position lasted 14.5 hours, with a net profit/loss of $420,000. Its account had a total profit of approximately $590,000 over the past week, but a floating loss of $1,135,000 over the past month.PANews reported on December 10th that, according to Hyperbot data, the "Iron Head Long Army" whale closed all its SUI and ETH long positions at 04:26 and 06:15 respectively, and then reopened ETH and SUI long positions around 8:00 AM. After multiple rounds of adding to its positions, its current ETH long position size is 3,045,2592 ETH (approximately $10.08 million), with a floating loss of $31,000, and its SUI long position size is 2,514,167.6 SUI (approximately $4.11 million), with a floating loss of $71,000. The whale's previous SUI long position lasted 48.5 hours, with a net profit/loss of $290,000; its ETH long position lasted 14.5 hours, with a net profit/loss of $420,000. Its account had a total profit of approximately $590,000 over the past week, but a floating loss of $1,135,000 over the past month.
After taking profits in the early morning, the "Iron Head Bull" whale re-established long positions in ETH and SUI, which are currently showing a floating loss.
PANews reported on December 10th that, according to Hyperbot data, the "Iron Head Long Army" whale closed all its SUI and ETH long positions at 04:26 and 06:15 respectively, and then reopened ETH and SUI long positions around 8:00 AM. After multiple rounds of adding to its positions, its current ETH long position size is 3,045,2592 ETH (approximately $10.08 million), with a floating loss of $31,000, and its SUI long position size is 2,514,167.6 SUI (approximately $4.11 million), with a floating loss of $71,000.
The whale's previous SUI long position lasted 48.5 hours, with a net profit/loss of $290,000; its ETH long position lasted 14.5 hours, with a net profit/loss of $420,000. Its account had a total profit of approximately $590,000 over the past week, but a floating loss of $1,135,000 over the past month.
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