Whale "pension-usdt.eth" has incurred over $15.5 million in losses on Bitcoin and Ethereum short positions
According to Lookonchain monitoring, as the cryptocurrency market rebounds, whale "pension-usdt.eth" has incurred over $15.5 million in losses on Bitcoin and Ethereum short positions. Currently, its Bitcoin short position holds 1,000 BTC, and its Ethereum short position holds 20,000 ETH. "pension-usdt.eth" had previously achieved 20 consecutive profitable trades with a win rate exceeding 85%.
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