A certain whale cut losses and sold 36,900 ETH over 4 days, with a total loss of approximately $105 million.

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Foresight News reports that, according to Ember Monitoring, a whale has liquidated 36,900 ETH over the past 4 days through Hyperliquid and has recovered 82.36 million USDC for repayment. Currently, the whale still holds 56,000 ETH (approximately $115 million), and the lending position is at risk, with a liquidation price of around $2,050, only $200 above the current price. He bought his ETH in July last year at an average price of $3,363, and his losses have reached approximately $105 million.

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