A certain whale went long to "pick up corpses" after James Wynn's liquidation, suffering a loss of 17.08 million USD.
BlockBeats reported that on June 6, according to Ember Monitoring, a certain whale opened long positions to "pick up the scraps" after James Wynn's position was liquidated forcibly, but closed with a loss two and a half hours ago, giving back a profit of 17.08 million USD.
He twice opened long $BTC and $ETH positions after James Wynn's positions were forcibly liquidated, aiming to "pick up the scraps": James Wynn's position was liquidated at midnight yesterday, and he opened a long position; at 1 a.m. today, James Wynn's position was liquidated and closed, and he increased his long position.
However, as the price continued to fall, he chose to cut losses and close the position two and a half hours ago, resulting in a loss of 17.08 million USD on this long position. After this profit giveback, his profit in the past 21 days dropped from 30 million USD to 13 million USD.
A certain whale went long to "pick up corpses" after James Wynn's liquidation, suffering a loss of 17.08 million USD.
BlockBeats reported that on June 6, according to Ember Monitoring, a certain whale opened long positions to "pick up the scraps" after James Wynn's position was liquidated forcibly, but closed with a loss two and a half hours ago, giving back a profit of 17.08 million USD.
He twice opened long BTC and ETH positions after James Wynn's positions were forcibly liquidated, aiming to "pick up the scraps": James Wynn's position was liquidated at midnight yesterday, and he opened a long position; at 1 a.m. today, James Wynn's position was liquidated and closed, and he increased his long position.
However, as the price continued to fall, he chose to cut losses and close the position two and a half hours ago, resulting in a loss of 17.08 million USD on this long position. After this profit giveback, his profit in the past 21 days dropped from 30 million USD to 13 million USD.
