Recently, on-chain data shows that a long-time BTC holder suddenly started to move funds—transferring over $10 million from Hyperliquid to an account at a top exchange. What’s more critical? He closed out his previous $15 million ETH short position, making a small profit in the process.
This address is not just an ordinary retail investor. A quick look at the history shows that he has positioned short orders ahead of the past few major downturns, accumulating nearly one hundred million dollars in profit. Each move aligns with key policy news, and the market refers to him as "smart money."
Now the question arises: What does it usually mean when large amounts of funds are transferred from derivatives platforms to exchanges? It could mean preparing for spot trading or adjusting position strategies. The action of closing a short position on ETH might indicate that the expectation of Ethereum continuing to decline in the short term is not as strong.
The flow of funds at this level often serves as a barometer. Friends holding ETH should pay more attention to on-chain dynamics recently.
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WenMoon42
· 1h ago
Smart money closing short order? This guy definitely knows when to buy the dip, I have to follow him to enter a position.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 16h ago
Smart money closes short order, this is getting interesting...
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airdrop_whisperer
· 16h ago
Well, smart money is on the move again. This time they didn't continue shorting but instead closed their position, which is a bit of a hint.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 16h ago
Wow, did the smart money close their short order? That guy really made a killing, is it time to buy the dip?
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 16h ago
Smart money closes short orders, this really deserves attention. Large investors move from derivation to the exchange, either eating Spot or the wind direction has changed, feeling that the short-term outlook is not so bearish.
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MissedTheBoat
· 16h ago
smart money Close Position short order? I'm just here waiting for a Rebound, and now I'm going to get dumped by those buying the dip?
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liquidation_watcher
· 17h ago
Smart money has closed the short order, this signal is insane, is ETH about to da moon?
#ETH巨鲸增持 This operation is quite interesting.
Recently, on-chain data shows that a long-time BTC holder suddenly started to move funds—transferring over $10 million from Hyperliquid to an account at a top exchange. What’s more critical? He closed out his previous $15 million ETH short position, making a small profit in the process.
This address is not just an ordinary retail investor. A quick look at the history shows that he has positioned short orders ahead of the past few major downturns, accumulating nearly one hundred million dollars in profit. Each move aligns with key policy news, and the market refers to him as "smart money."
Now the question arises: What does it usually mean when large amounts of funds are transferred from derivatives platforms to exchanges? It could mean preparing for spot trading or adjusting position strategies. The action of closing a short position on ETH might indicate that the expectation of Ethereum continuing to decline in the short term is not as strong.
The flow of funds at this level often serves as a barometer. Friends holding ETH should pay more attention to on-chain dynamics recently.