2025-12-26 01:26:19

A whale account holding a long position of over $700 million has been inactive for more than a week, but this morning it suddenly made a new move. This time, it chose to continue adding to its long position, investing an additional $25.2 million to buy 210,000 SOL.

Currently, the total long position in this wallet has expanded to $740 million, but the unrealized loss has also increased to $58.96 million. Specifically:

The ETH portion is the main holding, with 203,000 tokens valued at $590 million, entry point at $3,147, with an unrealized loss of $49.39 million, and a liquidation price set at $2,150;

For BTC, it holds 1,000 coins, with a market value of $87.17 million, an opening price of $91,506, and a relatively mild decline with a loss of only $4.33 million;

SOL is the latest addition, now holding 511,000 tokens worth $61.36 million, with an average entry price of $130.1, and an unrealized loss of $5.24 million.

This recent activity from the account indicates that even in the current loss situation, large capital players are still building positions, perhaps waiting for a market rebound.

SOL0.75%

ETH1.05%

BTC1.4%

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OfflineNewbie

· 4h ago

This whale really dares to do it. Losing so much and still continuing to buy in, even I, a small retail investor, can't understand it. It’s fallen so much but still adding positions. Truly, big funds have incredible resilience. Over 50 million in unrealized losses and still calmly adding SOL. If I were losing this much, I’d have a hard time sleeping. Looking at this situation, it’s definitely a bet on a rebound. But I’m just worried that if the rebound doesn’t come, there will be a sharp drop first. This guy’s mental toughness is undeniable. If it were me, I’d have already liquidated and run away. A long position of 7.4 billion. If it breaks through the liquidation price of 2150, I wonder how much I’ll have to report. I just want to know if this whale is genuinely optimistic or just stubborn as a dead duck. It feels like big funds are playing a completely different game from us. They can withstand losses while we can’t even win by lying down. This is true bottom-building. As retail investors, we’re only fit to watch the show.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 4h ago

The whales are still holding on stubbornly. With such a large unrealized loss, do they still dare to add SOL? Either they truly believe in it, or they've been trapped too deep and can't be rescued.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 4h ago

Floating loss of over 58 million still dare to continue buying? This whale is really going all in. --- Major investors are buying the dip, what are we retail investors still hesitating about? --- Wait, this account's liquidation price is only 2150? Seems a bit risky. --- With this wave of SOL adding positions, it looks like the whales are still optimistic. Should we follow or not? --- Losing this much and not cutting losses—either your mind is out of control, or you've truly seen through the market. --- Over 740 million longs with a floating loss of nearly 60 million, what kind of courage does it take to keep adding positions? --- It's the same story again—whales adding positions must mean a rise? I'm wary of that. --- ETH is still stubbornly holding at a cost of 3147. This account’s story is still ongoing. --- Honestly, I was a bit influenced by the trend, but I also have to admit the judgment of big funds. --- 510,000 SOL? Is this rhythm preparing for a rebound or just throwing a tantrum?

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PriceOracleFairy

· 4h ago

whale doubling down on sol after sitting tight... ngl the conviction play here is giving "i know something you don't" energy, not mad about it

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