1 min read
Add as a preferred source on Google

Bitcoin (BTC) Account Reverses From $3.018 Million Short to $558,000 Net Long

The 36-minute shift included position closures and new long and short trades. The account’s cumulative contract losses were about $26.24 million.

Mentioned assets
A brass token rests on the raised side of a steel balance beam / TokenPost.ai
A brass token rests on the raised side of a steel balance beam / TokenPost.ai

A cryptocurrency derivatives account moved from about $3.018 million net short in Bitcoin (BTC) to roughly $558,000 net long in 36 minutes on Friday, Oct. 16, as it closed and opened positions on both sides of the market.

The shift ran from 10:16 to 10:52 a.m. ET (14:16 to 14:52 UTC). During that span, the account unwound about $3.427 million in short exposure and $16,000 in long exposure. It also opened roughly $574,000 in long positions and $406,000 in short positions during the same period.

The closing activity resulted in a loss of about $7,359. The account’s cumulative contract losses were about $26.24 million. A net short position means short exposure exceeds long exposure; a net long position means long exposure exceeds short exposure.

Enna Lee

Reporter

Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

Loading…