「$125,000 Leveraged Long Position on ETH Liquidated」 Whale Liquidates 2000 ETH, Liquidation Price Adjusted to $4658
BlockBeats News, August 25th, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, in the recent rapid price drop, the "125,000 USD liquidation long position on ETH" whale became anxious as the price approached its liquidation price of 4,668 USD, so they closed 2,000 ETH just a few dollars above the liquidation price. This action lowered the liquidation price by 10 USD: from 4,668 USD to 4,658 USD.
Currently, with a 740,000 USD margin, their position still holds 23,100 ETH, valued at 108 million USD. They have an unrealized profit of 2.63 million USD.
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