A smart money account has increased its long position in ETH by 25 times, and the current position is worth approximately $62.35 million.
according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, the "smart money that went long on ETH 25 times after the 1011 flash crash" added to their ETH long position again after 8 days - in the past 15 minutes, they have added 2,621.95 ETH (about 9.96 million US dollars) to their position, while also placing a limit buy order for 700 ETH in the range of [3,804.8 US dollars - 3,809.9 US dollars], worth 2.66 million US dollars.
Currently, they hold a long position of 16,380.08 ETH, about 62.35 million US dollars, and have become the second largest long position in Hyperliquid ETH.
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