BlockBeats News, January 19 — According to Hyperinsight monitoring, a trader closed a long position of 125 BTC at 14:11, incurring a loss of $404,000. Immediately afterward, they opened a short position, currently shorting 75 BTC (approximately $6.95 million) with 10x leverage. The entry price was $92,388.7, with an unrealized loss of $25,000.
This address primarily trades BTC perpetual contracts in full-coverage mode, frequently executing large-scale opening and closing trades with an aggressive trading style, achieving a total profit of $2.93 million over the entire cycle.
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