2026-01-07 09:50:48

#密码资产动态追踪 There is a well-known big whale in the circle who has been competing with the PEPE market. According to on-chain data tracking, this whale used 3x leverage to short kPEPE, holding a short position of over 1.2 billion tokens, with a total scale of about $8.54 million — this is not a small position.

Currently, the unrealized loss on the books is approximately $133,000. It sounds like a significant number, but for someone engaged in this kind of operation, what truly matters is not the immediate profit or loss. What does this position really reflect? It’s the persistence of extreme bears — those big players who firmly believe the market will reverse and are still holding on tightly.

$BTC $ETH $PEPE 's movement influences the entire market. The existence of such a massive short position indicates that the bearish force has not given up.

PEPE-2.67%

BTC0.24%

ETH-0.77%

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-07 10:20

13.3K unrealized loss and still holding on, this guy truly believes in his judgment --- Holding 1.2 billion in short positions, just waiting for PEPE to admit defeat --- Even whales are still stubbornly holding on, indicating this short squeeze isn't that simple --- Using 3x leverage to short so much, it's not just about the money --- Paper losses are losses, but the information revealed by this position is even more valuable --- Those still bearish haven't surrendered yet, the market game is just beginning --- 13.3K at this level isn't much, the key is that the conviction is still there --- Big players doing this are betting that the market will ultimately listen to them --- If PEPE really rebounds, this guy's leverage will be very awkward --- The short positions are still there, indicating someone firmly believes the reverse scenario will happen

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 01-07 10:20

Haha, 130,000 floating loss, what’s that? This guy’s conviction is strong—just betting on PEPE to turn around. The whale is still stubbornly shorting, which means the bulls need to rally. With 1.2 billion tokens being shorted, why so persistent? Is it truly bearish or trying to catch a reversal? No signals of the shorts giving up yet; there’s still hope ahead. This brother is using 3x leverage to hold such a large position—how strong is his confidence? PEPE’s recent market movement has really been chaotic thanks to the whales. Shorting with such patience—either they have a big-picture view or a significant information advantage.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-07 10:11

This big player is really ruthless, holding on tightly... Looks like they still believe PEPE will crash. --- 1.2 billion short positions, only a 130,000 floating loss, is that all? The big player is really cunning. --- Oh, this guy is so committed to shorting that it's quite interesting. --- Holding on with 3x leverage, truly a fierce character. --- Giving up? Players of this level simply won't, just wait for the reversal. --- Floating loss isn't a big deal; the key is that this short seller's conviction is still so firm. --- Short position on 1.2 billion PEPE... They really have a plan. --- What are they saying? They're betting on the entire market direction, leverage is set right here. --- The bears haven't gone bankrupt yet, indicating there is indeed a market consensus. --- Big players are serious, small traders suffer following, old tricks again.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-07 10:00

Damn, still holding a 1.2 billion PEPE short position, this guy is really ruthless, with an unrealized loss of 130,000 and not blinking an eye. If it were me, I would have already given up, I couldn't hold such a large position at all. PEPE, this damn thing, feels like it's specifically designed to torment shorts. Wait, is this whale betting on a rebound or continued decline? The signals seem very confusing. Really daring to play, 3x leverage, a sharp spike would wipe out most of the position. I'm truly impressed. The shorts haven't died yet, this is the most terrifying part. By the way, if this position gets liquidated, what kind of trend could it cause?

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