A whale added another 224.82 WBTC, with a floating profit of $5.621 million
Odaily News According to the monitoring of crypto analyst Aunt Ai @ai_9684xtpa, Aave and Hyperliquid both bullish BTC whales once again added 224.82 WBTC (about 26.6 million US dollars), and the cumulative long position increased to 135 million US dollars. The overall floating profit currently reaches 5.621 million US dollars.
On the Aave side, the address currently pledges 700.19 WBTC to borrow $40.25 million in stablecoins, with a health level of 1.61, an average long price of $116,574, and a floating profit of $1.592 million.
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