Whale Reversal: $70 Million Recovered in Two Weeks
Having experienced a peak loss of up to $76 million on December 19th, this well-known whale investor proved what it means to endure the winter. In just two weeks, the account achieved a strong rebound of $70 million, completing an impressive market recovery.
Looking at the details of the holdings, this major investor remains firmly optimistic about mainstream assets. In Ethereum, the holdings amount to $637 million with an average price of $3,147. Although there is still an unrealized loss of $2.3 million on paper, the position has not been reduced; Bitcoin holdings are $91 million with an average price of $91,506, with only a $300,000 unrealized loss, demonstrating strong confidence; Solana performed the best, with $68 million in holdings at an average price of $130.2, already realizing a $2 million unrealized profit.
This rebound is not just a change in numbers but also reflects the on-chain large funds' firm positioning at the current market bottom. Standing firm amid volatility and holding onto beliefs in adversity—perhaps this is the biggest difference between whales and retail investors.
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WenMoon42
· 01-04 15:50
70 million in two weeks, this is the power of faith. I'm blown away.
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ParanoiaKing
· 01-04 15:49
Damn, 70 million in two weeks, this is the real expert at bottom fishing
This guy really can withstand the pressure, I need to learn from him
Holding onto mainstream assets tightly, no one else compares to this mindset
SOL's recent surge is indeed eye-catching, I kind of regret not adding more at the time
Can withstand a 76 million loss, my small unrealized loss is nothing
Looks like the bottom is right here, consider going all-in
No wonder he's a whale, we're just retail investors paying tuition to the big players
This is true faith, a hundred times better than those mouthpieces shouting buy signals
Turning around in two weeks, damn, so exciting
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governance_lurker
· 01-04 15:46
70 million USD was recovered in just two weeks. This method is truly brilliant.
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ApeShotFirst
· 01-04 15:42
Wow, this is the mental toughness of a big investor. They say they can recover 70 million easily, but I, a small retail investor, have long been overwhelmed.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 01-04 15:40
Oh my god, with a 70 million buy-in, I'm so nervous...
Are retail investors just here to be the backup? Haha
This is what true reversal looks like. We've lost a lot in the past two weeks.
Hold on? They already have gambler-level funds.
Look at Solana turning red again, and I'm still having cereal.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-04 15:40
Damn, 70 million in two weeks. That's an incredible move... Truly so much idle money that there's nowhere to put it.
Whale Reversal: $70 Million Recovered in Two Weeks
Having experienced a peak loss of up to $76 million on December 19th, this well-known whale investor proved what it means to endure the winter. In just two weeks, the account achieved a strong rebound of $70 million, completing an impressive market recovery.
Looking at the details of the holdings, this major investor remains firmly optimistic about mainstream assets. In Ethereum, the holdings amount to $637 million with an average price of $3,147. Although there is still an unrealized loss of $2.3 million on paper, the position has not been reduced; Bitcoin holdings are $91 million with an average price of $91,506, with only a $300,000 unrealized loss, demonstrating strong confidence; Solana performed the best, with $68 million in holdings at an average price of $130.2, already realizing a $2 million unrealized profit.
This rebound is not just a change in numbers but also reflects the on-chain large funds' firm positioning at the current market bottom. Standing firm amid volatility and holding onto beliefs in adversity—perhaps this is the biggest difference between whales and retail investors.