BTC Short-Term Fluctuations Trigger Whale Losses, Bulls Face New Challenges

Whale Position Changes: BTC OG Insider Whale Turns Negative

According to Coinbob tracking data, as of January 12, major long-position whales have faced significant market pressure. The 'BTC OG insider whale' reported a floating loss of approximately $2 million, though its SOL long position generated a $5.04 million profit. The whale's average SOL position price stands at $130, with a total portfolio valued at around $795 million.

• Still the largest ETH and SOL holder on-chain
• SOL exposure reaches $71.6 million
• Market volatility tests long-term positioning

Other Whales Also Under Pressure

Monitoring data also revealed losses among other major holders. The largest BTC whale 'Strategy Counterparty' reported floating losses after aggressive accumulation early this morning, with its position now valued at $310 million - making it the second-largest BTC holder after the 'BTC OG insider whale'.

Meanwhile, ETH's second-largest whale 'CZ Counterparty' saw losses expand to $14.2 million, with $170 million in ETH holdings at an average price of $3,190.