The position of “Big Brother A” has shrunk again—its capital has fallen from $11.15 million to $8.8 million.
According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, monitoring $BTC and $ETH , the prices have been consolidating in the high range over the past few days. As a result, Big Brother A’s capital dropped from $11.15 million to $8.8 million. Yu Jin said the capital decline came from frequent stop-losses and de-risking during periods of slight price dips.
In terms of position details: Big Brother A currently holds a $114 million long position, of which $100 million is in ETH. The ETH long entry price is $2,463, and the liquidation price is $2,307. Compared with the previously mentioned data (entry price of $2,357 and liquidation price of $2,189.8), both the entry and liquidation prices have been raised this time by a step—indicating this is a newly added position, not a continuation of the prior one.
This fits with the further elaboration of the previously mentioned “partially closing the ETH longs, with losses of about $1.96 million.” The account’s total capital has shrunk from $11.15 million to $8.8 million, with cumulative losses exceeding $2 million—basically matching the earlier stop-loss data. Frequent stop-loss de-risking suggests that the past few days of choppy market conditions have indeed been unfriendly to leveraged longs. Even the largest on-chain long account has been experiencing a real drawdown.
With the liquidation price at $2,307, it’s worth keeping a close eye on what happens next.
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