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Top Whale Watch: "BTC OG Insider Whale" and other major long positions have not adjusted their holdings, while the total position of the short whale has slightly decreased

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January 13th, data from the Coinbob Popular Address Monitor (via https://t.me/Coinbob_track_CN) shows that "BTC OG Insider Whale" and other ETH long whales are still holding their mainstream long positions with no adjustments so far. The "Strategy Counterparty" has significantly shifted to short positions, opening a new short worth approximately $141 million. Details are as follows: ### "BTC OG Insider Whale" The account has an overall unrealized loss of $6.8 million. Its core holding is a long ETH position: - Unrealized loss: $11.2 million (-9%) - Average entry price: $3,147 - Position size: ~$630 million Its main profit comes from a long SOL position: - Unrealized gain: $4.22 million (60%) - Average entry price: $130 - Position size: ~$70.8 million Total account position size: ~$790 million → Now ranks **1st** on Hyperliquid’s leaderboards for ETH and SOL long positions. ### "CZ Counterparty" Current long ETH position: - Unrealized loss: $5.7 million - Position size: ~$176 million - Average entry price: $3,190 Also holds a long XRP position: - Position size: ~$79.54 million - Unrealized loss: $9.46 million Total account position size: ~$261 million → Now the **largest XRP long** and **2nd-largest ETH long** on Hyperliquid. ### "ZEC Largest Short" Closed MON short positions and added new shorts on UNI/WLFI: - WLFI short: ~$2.02 million position size, $0.169 average entry price - ETH short: $6.8 million unrealized gain - ZEC short: $0.56 million unrealized gain Total short position size: ~$171 million → Now the platform’s **largest short** for ETH and ZEC. ### "Shanzhai Air Force Locomotive" Partially closed LIT shorts last night/morning, reallocating funds to HYPE spot: - LIT short size: Dropped from $11M → $8.9M (still Hyperliquid’s largest LIT short, $2.7 average entry price) - HYPE spot: $8 million Total position size: Dropped from $50M → $47M. ### "pension-usdt.eth" No position adjustments so far: - 3x leveraged long ETH position: $10,000 unrealized gain - Current position size: ~$61.9 million - Average entry price: $3,097 - Liquidation price: $1,611 ### "Strategy Opponent's Order Book" - Placed 487 SOL take-profit orders ($136–$138 range) → Total: $4.86 million - Yesterday: Significantly opened BTC/SOL/ETH shorts → Total size: $141 million (less than half its prior $340 million long position) - This morning: Closed part of its SOL short to take profits.
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