Aggressive traders cut losses on BTC positions; PUMP and other high-leverage long positions with floating profits exceeding one million

RumbleValidator · 2026-01-14T06:16:23+00:00

Renowned trader 0x3bcae closed 250 BTC today, incurring a loss of $104,000, but still holds multiple high-leverage long positions with unrealized gains of up to $1.64 million, indicating frequent trading and long strategies in the market. Despite BTC stop-loss, profits from other cryptocurrencies still support overall profitability.

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2026-01-14 06:16:23

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【Blockchain Rhythm】Well-known trader 0x3bcae was liquidated this morning, with a direct close of 250 BTC long positions, resulting in a loss of $104,000. This guy is famous for being an aggressive long trader, and he didn’t dodge this time either.

Currently, he still holds a significant number of positions, all using high leverage:

First, PUMP coin, entered with 10x leverage, holding over 2.49 million coins, with an average entry price of $0.0024, and an unrealized profit of $790,000. This return is quite impressive.

FARTCOIN is also in his portfolio, similarly with 10x leverage, over 15 million coins, with an average entry price of $0.3733, and an unrealized profit of $665,000. It seems both coins have been performing well.

There’s also LTC, again with 10x leverage, a position of 100,000 coins, bought at an average price of $76.83, with an unrealized profit of $135,000.

Interestingly, this trader only started trading perpetual contracts on January 11, and in just a few days, he has netted $1.64 million. He appears to be a frequent trader, making profits mainly through long leverage positions. Although he took a loss on BTC this time, his unrealized gains from other coins help him stay afloat. There are actually quite a few market experts like this, but consistent profitability is another story.

BTC3,58%

PUMP8,9%

FARTCOIN2,9%

LTC0,62%

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