Last week, funds have flowed into #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Hyperliquid.

On January 12, Hyperinsight data shows that after a short-term BTC price decline, the "Strategy Counterparty" whale address (0x94d) saw all long positions across 7 major coins drop below their average entry prices. Subsequently, the address closed all long positions in XRP and SOL, while gradually reducing holdings in other assets. To date, it has liquidated over $80 million in a short period, slashing its total holdings from $351 million to $270 million. The address started accumulating positions in December last year with an initial $20 million account size, then gradually added short positions in major coins like BTC and ETH. Since its strategy directly contrasts MicroStrategy’s continuous BTC accumulation, the market views it as a clear on-chain counterpart. Its current key holdings are: - BTC 20x long: 1,712 coins, holding value $160 million; current loss $260,000; current price $91,000; liquidation price $75,000. - ETH 20x long: 29,000 coins, holding value $90 millio

As of January 12th, Bitget market data shows mixed performance in pre-market trading for U.S. cryptocurrency-related stocks, with the following moves: - MicroStrategy (MSTR): +0.61% - Coinbase (COIN): -0.29% - Robinhood (HOOD): -1.62% - SBET: +0.80% - BMNR: +1.30% - Circle (CRCL): -0.74%

On January 12, per data from the Coinbob Popular Address Monitor (link: https://t.me/Coinbob_track_CN): - The "BTC OG Insider Whale" has shifted from profitable to unprofitable, now holding an overall unrealized loss of ~$2 million. Its only profitable position is a SOL long with a floating profit of ~$5.04 million, average entry price of $130, and position size of ~$71.6 million. Total position size: ~$795 million; remains the largest on-chain long holder for ETH and SOL. - Simultaneously, the largest on-chain BTC long whale ("Strategy Nemesis") is now in unrealized loss. It opened a BTC long around $90,600 at ~4 a.m. today and has since added to the position, pushing current size to $310 million—making it the second-largest on-chain long whale for mainstream coins (trailing only the "BTC OG Insider Whale"). - The second-largest on-chain ETH long whale ("CZ Nemesis") has seen its unrealized loss widen to $14.2 million. Current ETH position size: ~$170 million; average entry p

January 12 Per monitoring from HyperInsight (via Telegram @HyperInsight), Strategy—dubbed the "exchange nemesis" and the former Hyperliquid BTC whale address 0x94d37—closed a $33.46 million SOL long position at 17:02, netting $199,000 in profit. The address currently holds an unrealized loss of $626,000. While Strategy has been steadily growing its BTC holdings, this address has opened short positions on mainstream coins like BTC and ETH. At one point, it held a $120 million position and briefly became Hyperliquid’s largest BTC short.

On January 12, monitoring data from HyperInsight (via the Telegram channel https://t.me/HyperInsight) reveals that the crypto address tied to Huang Licheng—commonly known as "Brother Ma Ji"—has made the following moves: 15 hours ago, the address closed a long position in HYPE, incurring an approximate loss of $450,000. Later the same day, it opened a 10x leveraged long position for 21,888.88 HYPE, which currently shows a floating loss of $1,300. Current open positions: - 25x leveraged long position: 10,900 ETH (liquidation price: $3,001.40; floating loss: $150,000) - 10x leveraged long position: 1,688.88 ZEC (floating loss: $8,000) - 10x leveraged long position: 21,888.88 HYPE (floating loss: $1,300)

On January 12, JPMorgan cut Coinbase’s price target to $268 from $367, per market sources.