On December 23, on-chain monitoring data from [Block Rhythm] shows that a well-known early Bitcoin whale account is still holding a losing position, currently maintaining a total of $716 million in long positions across BTC, ETH, and SOL, but the overall unrealized losses have expanded to $55 million.
Specifically, this Whale has the heaviest bet on ETH, holding a long position of $592 million, building the position at a price of $3,147.39, and currently accumulating unrealized losses of $46.36 million. In terms of Bitcoin, a long position of $87 million was opened at $91,506.7, currently with unrealized losses of $4.45 million. Additionally, there is a $37 million SOL position, opened at a price of $135.2, with a loss of $3.73 million.
From the data, this Whale is clearly under the most pressure on Ethereum, yet has not chosen to cut losses, instead maintaining its original Holdings, perhaps waiting for a rebound opportunity or sticking to its viewpoint. This behavior of holding long positions in a bear market also reminds market participants once again: the mindset of on-chain big players is often unrelated to short-term fluctuations.
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GasWaster
· 2025-12-26 14:31
Damn, this guy is really tough. He lost 55 million in unrealized losses but still managed to hold on. I need to learn from his mindset.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 2025-12-24 18:22
Oh my god, this guy is really throwing a tantrum. Holding on to a floating loss of over 50 million and refusing to sell. With such huge pressure on ETH positions, how dare he play like this?
OG is OG, definitely tough-minded, but this time it's a bit too much, right?
If it were me, I would have cut losses and run long ago. I don't know if this guy is truly committed or just frozen by the losses.
It looks so painful to watch, so much money just holding on like that...
A real man doesn't cut losses, right? That's interesting.
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GasFeeVictim
· 2025-12-23 16:39
This guy's mentality is really something else, holding on with an unrealized losses of 55 million dollars and still not budging. I'm truly impressed.
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ForkTongue
· 2025-12-23 16:38
55 million unrealized losses still being held on, this guy is truly a warrior.
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TradFiRefugee
· 2025-12-23 16:38
The pro's mental fortitude is truly amazing, with an unrealized loss of 55 million and still no action taken; if it were me, I would have panic sold long ago.
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AlwaysAnon
· 2025-12-23 16:17
Bro, this move... 55 million unrealized losses can still be endured, that's really a bit harsh.
This "BTC OG Whale" is still holding strong, with a long position of over 700 million and unrealized losses of 55 million.
On December 23, on-chain monitoring data from [Block Rhythm] shows that a well-known early Bitcoin whale account is still holding a losing position, currently maintaining a total of $716 million in long positions across BTC, ETH, and SOL, but the overall unrealized losses have expanded to $55 million.
Specifically, this Whale has the heaviest bet on ETH, holding a long position of $592 million, building the position at a price of $3,147.39, and currently accumulating unrealized losses of $46.36 million. In terms of Bitcoin, a long position of $87 million was opened at $91,506.7, currently with unrealized losses of $4.45 million. Additionally, there is a $37 million SOL position, opened at a price of $135.2, with a loss of $3.73 million.
From the data, this Whale is clearly under the most pressure on Ethereum, yet has not chosen to cut losses, instead maintaining its original Holdings, perhaps waiting for a rebound opportunity or sticking to its viewpoint. This behavior of holding long positions in a bear market also reminds market participants once again: the mindset of on-chain big players is often unrelated to short-term fluctuations.