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BTC OG Insider Whale Faces Over $12M Unrealized Loss Across ETH, BTC, and SOL Positions

2025/12/13 23:54

COINOTAG News, December 13, citing Hyperinsight monitoring, reports that the BTC OG Insider Whale address currently shows an unrealized loss exceeding $12 million across three leveraged bets. The portfolio breakdown includes: a 5x long on 175,595 ETH with an entry at $3,173.34, liquidation at $1,943.28, and an unrealized loss of $9.77 million; a 5x long on 1,000 BTC at $91,506.70, unrealized loss $1.31 million; and a 20x long on 25,000 SOL at $137.53, unrealized loss $1.05 million.

These numbers illustrate how highly leveraged crypto bets can translate into material paper losses when price action moves against positions, underscoring the importance of disciplined risk management for large holders. Market observers tracking ETH, BTC, and SOL should monitor Hyperinsight updates and related analytics to gauge ongoing liquidity risk and margin dynamics in major digital assets.

Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/btc-og-insider-whale-faces-over-12m-unrealized-loss-across-eth-btc-and-sol-positions

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