On May 5, according to monitoring by Onchainlens, a whale took a long position on 63 bitcoins with 1x leverage, valued at approximately $5.1 million, with a liquidation price of $31.18. Additionally, this whale primarily trades HYPE and has made a profit of $330,000.
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Whale Goes Long on 63 Bitcoins Worth Approximately $5.1 Million
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