【Blockchain Rhythm】On-chain monitoring data shows that a leading whale address completed a large-scale BTC short position closure on the afternoon of January 22 at 16:43—selling 90.23 BTC in one go. However, this transaction did not realize the expected profit and instead resulted in a loss of $12,300. After closing the position, the address currently holds no new positions and is in a wait-and-see mode.
It is worth noting that the whale’s historical trading records show a long-term use of isolated margin trading. While the isolated mode can reduce the risk of liquidation on a single trade, its frequent short-term operations and the recent loss indicate that this address exhibits a typical high-risk, high-frequency trading style. Even with relatively cautious risk control measures, market volatility can still directly eat into some of the profits.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-22 09:25
Over 90 Bitcoins lost $12,000 in one go; the risk control is just so-so.
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WalletInspector
· 01-22 09:18
Whales also crash, with 90 BTC still trapped, indicating that isolated margin can't save the fate of frequent face-slapping.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 01-22 09:11
Losing over 90 BTC is quite a feat... Isolating margin is indeed safe, but frequent short-term trading can't really save you. It seems whales aren't always guaranteed profits either.
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DataBartender
· 01-22 09:10
Whales also get wrecked... Losing $12,300 on a single 90 BTC trade. It seems that isolated margin can't save the fate of frequent short-term trading.
Whale's 90 BTC short position was liquidated, isolation margin mode raises concerns over risk control
【Blockchain Rhythm】On-chain monitoring data shows that a leading whale address completed a large-scale BTC short position closure on the afternoon of January 22 at 16:43—selling 90.23 BTC in one go. However, this transaction did not realize the expected profit and instead resulted in a loss of $12,300. After closing the position, the address currently holds no new positions and is in a wait-and-see mode.
It is worth noting that the whale’s historical trading records show a long-term use of isolated margin trading. While the isolated mode can reduce the risk of liquidation on a single trade, its frequent short-term operations and the recent loss indicate that this address exhibits a typical high-risk, high-frequency trading style. Even with relatively cautious risk control measures, market volatility can still directly eat into some of the profits.