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Maji Begins to Take Profits on BTC Long Positions, Total Account Profit Exceeds $1 Million

On April 10, according to monitoring by Hyperinsight, 'Maji Dage' has started to take profits on some BTC long positions, currently holding 98 BTC long positions valued at $7.15 million. Additionally, they hold 11,950 ETH long positions valued at $26.84 million, with a total account profit of $1.02 million.

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