according to Lookonchain monitoring, the whale 0xa523 closed out another long position of 41,931 ETH (worth $179.4 million) 5 hours ago, resulting in a loss of $10 million. He still holds a long position of 36,578 ETH (worth $160 million), with a total loss of over $30 million.
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A whale closed its long position of 41,931 ETH again 5 hours ago, losing $10 million
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