Whale Rebalancing Record: Closing multi-currency positions, high leverage BTC and FARTCOIN under pressure

SignatureVerifier · 2025-12-31T05:32:10+00:00

On December 31st, a well-known investor adjusted their positions, liquidating long positions in ETH, SOL, UNI, and PUMP, while also taking high leverage positions on FARTCOIN and BTC. Currently facing unrealized losses, but the losses are within a controllable range, reflecting the market volatility's impact on large positions.

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2025-12-31 05:32:10

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【BlockBeats】On December 31, a well-known whale investor made significant position adjustments. According to on-chain data monitoring, this “die-hard bull” has cleared all previous long positions in ETH, SOL, UNI, and PUMP.

However, his high leverage positions in other assets are currently under pressure. Notably, a 10x leveraged long position in FARTCOIN with a size of $5.82 million was established at an average entry price of $0.2945, currently with a floating loss of $65,000. Another larger position is a 40x leveraged long in BTC, with a position size of $29.64 million, an average entry price of $89,013.1, and a current floating loss of $88,000.

While the losses under high leverage are still within controllable ranges, this position structure also reflects the impact of market volatility on large positions.

BTC-1,34%

FARTCOIN-7,35%

ETH-0,34%

SOL-0,85%

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liquidation_watcher

· 11h ago

Still daring to play with 40x BTC leverage, your heart is really big.

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NFTRegretter

· 11h ago

Playing BTC with 40x leverage, this guy is really tired of life. Losing 88,000 and still calling it controllable... I just want to see when he gets liquidated.

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LiquidityWitch