「BTC OG」 Whale Takes $170 Million Profit and Exits, "100% Win Rate" New Whale Adds to BTC and ETH Long Positions
BlockBeats News, October 27th, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), the monitored data shows that the well-known market "BTC OG" whale and its associated addresses, after reaping substantial profits from the last significant market volatility, have not made any further moves. All funds in addresses starting with 0xb31 and 0x2ea have been transferred to a Binance wallet, indicating a suspected profit withdrawal has been completed, with a total profit exceeding $171 million.
In addition, another "100% Win Rate" whale address 0xc2a has gradually increased its BTC and ETH long positions again in the past 30 minutes, with the total position size now increased to $360 million. The address's trading strategy and timing of fund inflows are highly similar to the "BTC OG." Since activation on October 12th, this address has completed 7 opening positions within 14 days, with a 100% win rate, realizing profits of $12.84 million. As of the time of writing, the BTC and ETH long positions opened on the 24th still hold approximately $16.5 million in unrealized gains.
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