A whale shorting BTC turned a loss of $12.81 million into a profit of $7.08 million
2025/08/30 11:05
PANews reported on August 30th that @ai_9684xtpa, a "whale who has shorted BTC four times since March 2025," has recovered from a $12.81 million loss to a $7.08 million profit, with a $5.02 million profit from funding fees. The whale has set stop-loss and take-profit limit orders, taking 1,843 BTC in batches at [$102,610 - $107,694], and reducing his position by 20 BTC at $109,411.
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