2026-01-06 01:19:37

Large investors are building positions against the trend after the 1011 plunge. Currently, the bullish accounts have a floating profit of over $21.67 million, indicating they are prepared to hold on to the end.

According to on-chain data, this investor's total holdings have expanded to $819 million. Of this, ETH long positions account for 80% of the portfolio weight, with a floating profit of $15.39 million; additionally, they have reallocated to SOL, with a total holding value of $70.52 million, and a floating profit of $3.908 million.

Most interestingly, the current floating profit is enough to cover the $4.612 million funding cost. This means that even if the market continues to fluctuate, the account has enough buffer. From this perspective, the large investor is clearly prepared for a prolonged battle—so the key question is, can the bulls keep smiling until the end?

ETH-0,68%

SOL1,38%

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· 01-08 13:40

ah yes, the classic "catching the falling knife" playbook... *checks historical charts* we've seen this exact pattern before tulips wilted, dotcom crashed, and luna imploded. 80% eth concentration is either genius or copium theater, tbh

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· 01-08 06:35

800 million dollars position... This guy really dares to do it, how big must his heart be? --- The funding fee has been recovered, this is what you call the art of bottom fishing. --- ETH accounting for 80% weight is a bit aggressive. If there's another wave of dumping... never mind, I won't think about it. --- Holding firm to the end is fine, but I'm just worried about being eaten in the end. I've seen too many stories like this. --- Floating profit of 21.67 million sounds great, but if the market moves against me... I still choose not to gamble.

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