"Long-term short BTC" whale places a new limit buy order for BTC, "bottom-fishing" at $50,525-$55,125

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BlockBeats News, February 10 — According to HyperInsight monitoring, the long-term short whale (0x5d2f4) has placed a new limit buy order for BTC. The current order book shows that it will buy 50 BTC when the price drops to $55,125; another 50 BTC when the price drops to $53,525; and 100 BTC when the price drops to $50,525.

The whale entered a 20x leveraged short position of 499.91 BTC at a Bitcoin price of $111,499.3, and has currently earned $10,001,400 through funding rate settlements.

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· 02-10 12:58
BlockBeats News, February 10th, according to HyperInsight monitoring, the "long-term short BTC" whale (0x5d2f4) has set a new BTC limit buy order. The current order book shows that it will buy 50 BTC when BTC drops to $55,125; buy 50 BTC when BTC drops to $53,525; and buy 100 BTC when BTC drops to $50,525. This whale entered a 20x leveraged short position of 499.91 BTC at a Bitcoin price of $111,499.3, and has currently earned $10,001,400 through funding rate settlements.
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