"Strategy counterparty" opened new long positions in FARTCOIN and XPL, and closed all long positions in kPEPE.
PANews reported on January 12th that Hyperbot data shows the "Strategy counterparty" opened new long positions in FARTCOIN (approximately $987,000) and XPL (approximately $100,000) one hour ago, and just closed all its kPEPE long positions. Currently, this whale still holds long positions in BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and ZEC, with a total position size of approximately $315 million. Its total profit/loss over the past day is approximately $5.78 million, and its total profit/loss over the past month is approximately $14.5 million.
This address opened its position last December and currently has a total account balance of approximately $36.25 million. After opening the account, it continuously increased its short positions in major cryptocurrencies such as BTC and ETH, and was once the largest BTC short seller on the blockchain, comparable to the counterparty of Strategy, a listed company that has consistently bought BTC. Last week, it changed its bearish to bullish stance.
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