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SOL $86.61 -3.81%
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DOGE $0.0956 -5.19%
ADA $0.2506 -5.12%
BCH $445.43 -2.13%
LINK $9.36 -4.09%
HYPE $44.16 -0.87%
AAVE $111.08 -5.24%
SUI $0.9637 -6.81%
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ZEC $323.58 -6.29%

Data: A certain Bitcoin long position was liquidated with a loss of 12.49 million USD, possibly due to the sell-off by an "ancient whale" converting BTC to ETH

2025-08-25 08:02:54
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ChainCatcher message, according to @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, a certain Bitcoin bull was liquidated at $109,892, resulting in a loss of $12.49 million.

Yesterday, the downward spike in BTC caused significant losses for the bulls, with a total liquidation of $628 million across the network in the past 24 hours, affecting over 130,000 people.

As for the reason, many analysts have speculated: it may be due to the "ancient whale of BTC that has been dormant for seven years and is now high-profile switching to ETH," which currently still holds 67,118 BTC ($7.62 billion) on-chain.

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