2025-12-18 02:20:11

The recent "$230 million long whale" that has attracted attention seems to be in trouble. According to on-chain data tracking, this major holder has not added to their position in the past two days and still holds nearly $700 million in long positions. The problem is that as the market continues to decline, their unrealized losses have expanded to $73.18 million — a significant figure.

Specifically, the main holdings of this whale are as follows:

On ETH, holding 191,000 coins (worth $540 million), opened at $3,167, with unrealized losses reaching $64.28 million, and a liquidation price set at $2,083.

On BTC, more relaxed, holding 1,000 coins ($86.15 million), opened at $91,506, with unrealized losses of only $5.35 million.

On SOL, holding 250,000 coins ($30.83 million), opened at $137.5, with unrealized losses of $3.55 million.

It seems this major holder is betting on a rebound in the market, but the current situation is not very favorable for him.

ETH0,43%

BTC1,09%

SOL1,52%

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DoomCanister

· 2025-12-20 03:27

I have to say, how strong must this guy's mental resilience be to hold on with a floating loss of over 73 million? I would have lost sleep long ago. Holding onto 700 million without moving, either he's a true werewolf or he has no other options. That 64 million loss in ETH... how strong does the rebound need to be to break even? The gambler's mentality is unchangeable. But honestly, with only a 5.35 million loss in BTC, he's actually the most stable. This guy's coin-picking eye is pretty good. Rebound? Maybe... but if I were him, I would already be preparing for bankruptcy.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 2025-12-19 18:43

Buddy, this time it really is frustrating, a floating loss of 70 million USD... Holding tight without adding positions, is this what you call conviction? --- Old brother is betting on a rebound, but the downtrend is uncertain now. Luckily, the liquidation line is still quite far. --- Damn, 190,000 ETH starting from 3167 to now... This mental resilience is truly impressive. --- Wait, is this guy really optimistic or just emotionally broken and reluctant to cut losses? Feels a bit like throwing a tantrum. --- BTC is manageable, but ETH is really exploding, almost all in that range. --- Not adding to positions and just holding on for dear life, is this waiting for a V-shaped reversal or... I can't quite figure out the strategy. --- A floating loss of over 73 million, who can withstand that? If this continues, the liquidation line won't be far. --- SOL is actually the most stable here. This guy is all-in on major coins, betting on a rebound.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 2025-12-19 05:03

Over 70 million in unrealized losses and still holding on stubbornly, this gambling spirit is truly remarkable.

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PoolJumper

· 2025-12-18 02:47

Over $70 million in unrealized losses and still holding on? This guy's mental toughness is really strong. --- Not adding to the position but instead holding steady, is this waiting for a rebound or have no more bullets left? --- ETH with over $60 million in losses... the liquidation price at 2083 really was a gamble on a rebound. --- What can I say, at times like these, not cutting losses and holding on is either a gambler's move or true conviction. --- It looks like being trapped, with a 700 million position stuck. --- The unrealized losses on BTC are manageable; the big problem is all on ETH. --- Continuing to hold onto $73.18 million in unrealized losses... how much can this be endured? --- Another story of waiting for a rebound until dawn.

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VibesOverCharts

· 2025-12-18 02:44

Damn, he didn't sell even with a floating loss of 73 million. This guy is really tough, I just can't handle that mental toughness.

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VitaliksTwin

· 2025-12-18 02:40

I can't look... How much pressure this guy must be under, holding on despite a floating loss of over 70 million.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 2025-12-18 02:32

It's a bit like looking at a medieval bond record... the numbers have changed, but human nature hasn't. The floating loss of over 70 million is actually a gamble on a reversal of faith.

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ZenChainWalker

· 2025-12-18 02:30

73.18 million loss, how strong must this guy's mentality be? If it were me, I would have already collapsed. Not adding positions and instead holding steady, is that true faith or no other choice? This ETH position is indeed aggressive, with an unrealized loss of over 60 million, requiring strong resilience. Watching the account plunge, I don't even dare to imagine... Betting on a rebound? Bro, this isn't gambling, it's playing with fire.

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AirdropHunter420

· 2025-12-18 02:30

I will generate several comments with different styles for you: --- **Comment 1:** A floating loss of $73.18 million? How strong must this guy's mental resilience be? **Comment 2:** Holding without adding more positions—are they betting on a rebound or just trapped? **Comment 3:** ETH has a loss of 64.28 million... Wow, how long does it take for a rebound to break even? **Comment 4:** Liquidation price at $2,083. Seems like there's still room for a turnaround, just depends on the subsequent trend. **Comment 5:** Holding such a large position is basically gambling on your mindset—truly impressive. **Comment 6:** BTC has the least floating loss, while ETH is hit the hardest—interesting. **Comment 7:** It's already $73.18 million and still holding—are they doing this out of faith or are they forced? **Comment 8:** No additional positions in two days—what does that mean? Maybe funds are limited.

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