PANews reported on January 13 that, according to The Data Nerd, a few hours ago, whale 0x94d opened three large short orders: shorting approximately $69.93 millionPANews reported on January 13 that, according to The Data Nerd, a few hours ago, whale 0x94d opened three large short orders: shorting approximately $69.93 million
A whale opened three large short orders totaling $140 million, covering BTC, SOL, and ETH.
PANews reported on January 13 that, according to The Data Nerd, a few hours ago, whale 0x94d opened three large short orders: shorting approximately $69.93 million worth of BTC with 20x leverage, shorting approximately $50.3 million worth of SOL with 20x leverage, and shorting approximately $20 million worth of ETH with 20x leverage. The total size of the three large short orders was approximately $140 million.
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