BTC $63,962.98 -2.62%
ETH $1,856.26 -2.67%
BNB $564.41 -1.08%
XRP $1.08 -2.80%
SOL $73.91 -3.05%
TRX $0.3293 -0.33%
DOGE $0.0693 -0.84%
ADA $0.1618 -3.64%
BCH $212.12 -0.09%
LINK $8.30 -2.77%
HYPE $57.22 -2.79%
AAVE $91.26 -5.45%
SUI $0.7063 -5.45%
XLM $0.1770 -3.89%
ZEC $477.61 -6.44%
BTC $63,962.98 -2.62%
ETH $1,856.26 -2.67%
BNB $564.41 -1.08%
XRP $1.08 -2.80%
SOL $73.91 -3.05%
TRX $0.3293 -0.33%
DOGE $0.0693 -0.84%
ADA $0.1618 -3.64%
BCH $212.12 -0.09%
LINK $8.30 -2.77%
HYPE $57.22 -2.79%
AAVE $91.26 -5.45%
SUI $0.7063 -5.45%
XLM $0.1770 -3.89%
ZEC $477.61 -6.44%

Data: A certain whale that shorted ETH by borrowing coins withdrew 7,000 ETH from Binance and repaid an Aave loan, making a profit of $190,000

2026-06-10 08:46:54
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According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, the giant whales short-selling ETH by borrowing coins have begun to take profits. From June 8 to June 9, they cumulatively pledged 132 million stablecoins and sold 35,000 ETH at an average price of $1,672.

Two hours ago, they withdrew 7,000 ETH from Binance for the first time and repaid an Aave loan, realizing a profit of $190,000, with 28,000 ETH still outstanding.

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