The "Bro" activates Turbo mode, experiences a rapid surge, then retraces for a dip-buying opportunity
BlockBeats News, April 6th, according to HyperInsight monitoring, after several liquidations, the "Brother Whale" has entered a scalping mode and seems to be recovering its trading status. In the recent surge led by Bitcoin, the "Brother Whale" reduced its ETH positions to take profits. After Ethereum fell back to the $2150 range, it started to refill its positions. As of the time of writing, it holds a value of $17.81 million in a 25x leveraged ETH long position, and the liquidation price has also fallen to $2003.21.
It is worth noting that with the brief market rebound, the "Brother Whale" has accumulated a total floating profit of $440,000 in the past week.
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