BTC $79,471.53 -0.41%
ETH $2,504.83 +0.52%
BNB $746.94 -0.60%
XRP $1.41 -0.18%
SOL $105.17 -0.87%
TRX $0.3353 +0.08%
DOGE $0.0910 +1.94%
ADA $0.2234 +2.41%
BCH $261.23 +1.12%
LINK $13.23 +7.86%
HYPE $87.96 -0.72%
AAVE $133.80 -1.00%
SUI $0.8313 +4.65%
XLM $0.1937 +4.51%
ZEC $1,186.32 +0.11%
BTC $79,471.53 -0.41%
ETH $2,504.83 +0.52%
BNB $746.94 -0.60%
XRP $1.41 -0.18%
SOL $105.17 -0.87%
TRX $0.3353 +0.08%
DOGE $0.0910 +1.94%
ADA $0.2234 +2.41%
BCH $261.23 +1.12%
LINK $13.23 +7.86%
HYPE $87.96 -0.72%
AAVE $133.80 -1.00%
SUI $0.8313 +4.65%
XLM $0.1937 +4.51%
ZEC $1,186.32 +0.11%

Data: A certain whale/institution has cut losses and reduced holdings by 12,000 ETH and 330 cbBTC, worth 51.79 million USD

2026-03-17 09:55:57

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, "At the beginning of February, a whale/institution invested $500 million to buy the dip in BTC and ETH," and last night, after the market rose, they reduced their holdings by 12,000 ETH and 330 cbBTC, worth $51.79 million.

However, the price of ETH has still not returned to their average buy-in price, which means this reduction still counts as a loss: their average cost for ETH is $2,667, and for cbBTC, it is $73,837. The reduction resulted in a loss of $19.66 million. They currently hold ETH and BTC worth $603 million: 138,000 ETH ($326 million) + 3,670 cbBTC ($277 million).

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