The swing whale "pension-usdt.eth" has built a position of $67.3 million in BTC long positions, now the largest on-chain BTC long.

BTC3,23%
ETH5,14%

BlockBeats News, February 27 — According to Coinbob’s popular address monitoring, last night and this morning, the whale “pension-usdt.eth” continued to build positions with 3x leverage after BTC retraced below $67,000, steadily accumulating BTC near $66,500.

Currently, its long BTC position has reached $67.3 million, with an average entry price of $66,860, and an unrealized profit of about $440,000, making it the largest on-chain BTC long position.

This whale’s strategy typically involves low leverage and short-term (average holding around 30 hours) concentrated trading of BTC and ETH to pursue stable swing gains. Since October last year, its cumulative profit has exceeded $24 million.

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