The whale with a 100% win rate has already liquidated all remaining long positions at a loss, incurring a loss of $39.37 million.
According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) monitored that the top 100% win-rate whale closed out all remaining long positions two hours ago, taking a loss of $39.37 million. This morning, BTC briefly fell below $100,000, and ETH dropped to $3,057 (UTC+8), quickly reaching its liquidation line. As a result, the cumulative loss from long operations since October 24 has reached $39.906 million, with the account's overall loss amounting to $30.02 million. The win rate has dropped to 77.7%, with 14 wins out of 18 trades.
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